Korean BBQ Simulator

I can't fully confirm whether the items and preparation in the simulator are a specific mimicry of what goes on in a typical Korean BBQ, but I like simulators and this one is something different than what I've played before. Watch a snippet of gameplay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfWL75ViTwc The game offers us a small-scale gameplay with great replayability. When preparing the food and bringing it to your mouth you always get the feeling that you can do it better and faster, and the next session again and again. You will have to prepare and consume as much as possible correctly in a certain time to score points, you can compare this score in a leaderboard with scores of other players, who then present you with an extra challenge.

Korean BBQ Simulator would be a riotous game played with friends or family. Especially if you brought real food and drink challenges into the game. Failed your round? Ate the least? Wash the dishes. Burned your pork belly? Make the drinks. You're pretty much set up to fail in this game but in a hilarious way. I would love to see MORE chaos. Like throwing the meat off the table and / or at other tables, eating raw meat could be iffy and earn you a trip to the hospital achievement, setting the heat so high that you start a fire that perhaps goes way out of control MWUAHAHAHA! Doing something dangerous like adding something flammable to the grill. Oh yeah... achievement death and destruction could be a thing. I'd also like to be able to exit the Arcade leaderboard on my own the first round rather than it closing automatically. And add a way to view the Arcade leaderboard from the menu (maybe call it "View the Guest List" or patron list) In summary: might be a frustrating game to play on your own if you prefer more control and less mayhem but it has all the potential of a laugh til you can't breathe game to play with friends & family at an in-person party. I see LAN games and real…

The controls were a little hard to get used to at first, but I once I got the hang of it, the game was really fun to play. Although the arcade rounds can be pretty intense if you are competing for the high-score on the leaderboard, there's also no-timer mode for people who just want to listen to the sounds and learn the game without the pressure. There are currently three levels, two of which have unique mechanics that add a new challenge to the game and which have their own leaderboards for players to compete on. Anyway, in the current state, I would recommend the game to anyone looking for a new take on the classic yakiniku style simulator genre. TLDR; It's fun once you get the hang of the controls - make sure to change your mouse sensitivity in the settings menu.

This is a very fun game that has lots of replayability. The aspect of the game is to cook food just like you would at a Korean bbq restaurant. I have only played it for a bit and can already tell it will be something I come back to repeatedly when I need to either destress or play a rewarding game while also being enjoyable. There are so many things to do but I have spent most of my time playing the arcade mode trying to get high scores. I am excited to see where this game goes in the future. I definitely recommend picking this game up.