Monster Meals

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h2]Monster Meals Review[/h2] [hr][h3][b][u]Overview[/u][/b][/h3][/hr] In Monster Meals you are a monster who has come up with the idea of feeding bigger monsters with whatever animal you can catch, all in the same place in the wildness of the desert, without ever running out of ingredients. It is a diner dash that gets progressively harder as you unlock more complex but exotic recipes. It can be played alone, with two players in a level selector mode, or with up to four players in survival mode. Hunt, cook, serve, rinse and repeat. [hr][h3][b][u]Gameplay[/u][/b][/h3][/hr] Starting with a van, your only task is to fill the quota of every level in time, with up to three stars obtainable. The order goes as follows: You take the order from the customer, hunt the animal requested, prepare it for consumption, and serve it within the time allowed. You are armed with a simple yet effective kitchen tool that serves as a weapon. You can dash to cover distances faster, and if required to hunt flying critters, you can throw your weapon. On each side of the ar…

This game is very charming both in its design and gameplay. It kinda reminds me of Overcooked but in 2D and you play as cute adorable monsters with many cosmetics to buy and customize! Even the levels are a bit challenging as you progress but completing it is so satisfying. If they do make more levels along with more DLCs in the future, this game will definitely be enjoyable for many newcomers who wants to give this game a try!

Very fun little game, easy to complete overall (about 5 hours for all 3-stars) Will be looking out for their sequel coming up. It's a cheap game and very enjoyable, would recommend.

Fun game in spirit of Overcooked. Short but sweet.

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Monster Meals is a cooperative cooking and time-management game developed by Giant Warrior Studio and published by GoGo Games Interactive. Instead of placing players in an ordinary restaurant, it embraces a delightfully strange premise where a team of monster chefs runs a traveling food truck that serves bizarre dishes to an equally unusual clientele. The colorful pixel-art presentation immediately gives the game a playful personality, while its unconventional recipes and quirky humor help distinguish it from the growing number of cooking simulators available today. The charming visuals disguise a surprisingly demanding gameplay experience that rewards quick thinking, teamwork, and careful organization. At its heart, Monster Meals revolves around preparing customer orders as quickly and accurately as possible before impatient monsters lose their patience. Every meal requires multiple steps, including collecting ingredients, preparing them, cooking them through different methods, and delivering the finished dish. What makes the game particularly entertaining is its approach to ingredient gathering. Rather than relying on stocked shelves, players must actively hunt unusual creatures…