Life, the Universe, and Restaurants

I will preface this by saying that the game REEKS of undisclosed AI use, BUT. Much like Shawarma Legend, this is a game genre where I will make an exception for that and not refund because I am absolutely starved to DEATH for fast-paced hectic time management restaurant games that aren't boring. And even in early game it's obvious that there's a broad scope of fun mechanics going on here, including rearranging your restaurant every day and programming a robot slave similar to Bones Cafe. If you like a cosy, neat and orderly game, this game is not for you--go play Burger Galaxy. This game is for the chaos gremlins. Even the menus and shops are chaotic. I bought a toilet in the shop after the first day, then the next day I got my first robot slave and thought "oh, I should probably buy another prep counter at the end of this day". Except at the end of that day, it was a different, robot shop with other things to buy. And then at the end of the third day, no shop, but I notice a skill tree with even more different things to buy! WE'RE WINGING IT. To have a much better time on keyboard and mouse, you're gonna want to change the controls to LMB for primary interaction and space bar f…

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I actually quite like this game, but I cannot recommend it in its current state, it's simple not done and riddled with bugs. In the late game the game becomes about circumventing the limitations and bugs the game has in an attempt to make your assembly line work. Bots getting stuck all the time and stop working for no reason is more the norm than the rare occurance. And for gods sake, make containers for resources such as lettuce, tomatoes, roaches etc. available more than once. I litteraly had trouble getting roaches to what I was producing, because they all had to go there, and only one storage is available, resulting in not being able to access the roaches because others were using the chest. Its honestly not ready for release. But if they polish it, fix the numerous bugs and remove the AI slop I would be able to recommend it. I did reach the end, but the last stage is not really functional

Life, the Universe, and Restaurants offers a wonderfully strange interpretation of restaurant management, combining culinary entrepreneurship, industrial automation, strategic construction, and dark science-fiction humor into an ambitious simulation experience. Developed by GARRY and published by Gamersky Games, the game places players in charge of a restaurant serving powerful beings who consider themselves gods. Unlike conventional cooking simulators, where customer satisfaction determines success, this unusual establishment operates in a universe where impatient diners can become dangerous enemies. The resulting experience promises an entertaining mixture of business management, creative problem-solving, and controlled chaos, giving an otherwise familiar genre a distinctive personality. The central gameplay revolves around preparing meals, fulfilling orders, and gradually transforming a humble restaurant into a prestigious culinary empire. Players must gather ingredients, process food, operate cooking equipment, assemble dishes, and deliver completed orders before customers lose patience. Initially, these responsibilities demand considerable manual involvement, creating a hecti…