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Not natively — Steam lists no macOS version of Rise & Dine. Mac players would need a cloud gaming service or a Windows compatibility layer.

Does Rise & Dine have co-op?

Yes — Steam lists Rise & Dine with online co-op.

Is Rise & Dine on PC Game Pass?

No — Rise & Dine is not on PC Game Pass right now.

Rise & Dine

ML · Strategy, Cooking, Casual, Arcade, Time Management

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About Rise & Dine

Rise & Dine is a cooking and business game where you start with flipping hotdogs on a tiny stand and work your way up to owning a full restaurant. Along the way you've got an apartment to live in, pets to hang out with, friends to invite over, and a whole map of food businesses just waiting to be owned.Unlock and upgrade through 7 unique business types:PHASE 1 - Stands

Small Hotdog Stand
Bigger Hotdog Stand

PHASE 2 - Trucks

Hotdog Truck
Burger Truck
Ice Cream Truck
Sandwich Truck

PHASE 3 - Restaurant

Full Restaurant (the ultimate challenge)

Each business has unique items sell & each phase ups the difficulty.The Restaurant is your final goal. Here, every item in the game becomes available for customers to order, and you’ll face up to 5 customers ordering at once. All your skills will be put to the test!Prepare customer orders by properly cooking ingredients to the right temperature, maintaining clean cooking stations, and putting everything together to create the build. Don't forget about spoilage...make sure you place certain ingredients in the fridge so keep them safe. Customers are picky, they’ll reject anything that’s missing ingredients, undercooked, overcooked, or poorly prepared!Every level brings something new. New business licenses, new menu items, new equipment, new perks you can buy, and more. Unlock a burger truck license and you'll start unlocking burger truck items to go along with it. Start at level 1, and work your way up to level 100.You've got a smartphone in game that runs everything. Order supplies, check your stats, change your settings, buy perks, play mini games when it's slow, and throw on some music. When your supplies arrive they show up in a large cardboard box, delivered to whichever business or your apartment you chose when ordering.Chill ModeExactly what it sounds like, no spoilage, no angry customers, just cooking and vibing. Standard Mode This is the real deal where your reputation actually matters and bad days follow you. Chef ModeBrutal, customers have very little patience, mistakes hit hard, but the money and XP make it worth the stress.Every day you get graded on speed, accuracy, satisfaction and mistakes. That score shapes your 1 to 5 star reputation, which controls how many customers actually show up. Watch the stats app on your in game phone to see how you're doing.Up to four players can play together, each running their own separate business across the map. Text each other from your in game phone, walk up to a friend's business and watch them work, or head over to each other's apartments and hang out. Everyone's doing their own thing but you're all sharing the same world.Head to the clothing store to customize how your character looks, pick up a pet from the pet store, or stop by the furniture store and decorate your apartment however you want. The map has everything you need outside of work too.

Rise & Dine — game info

Platforms: Windows
Player modes: Single-player, Online co-op
PC Game Pass: Not included

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