

TET
Charlotte Broccard · 2023 · Cooking, Interactive Fiction, Short, Colorful, Linear
PC
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About TET
Prepare a meal for the Vietnamese Lunar New Year dinner. But hurry, your guests are arriving soon! A short hand-drawn experience full of delicious surprises.
TET is a fresh and colorful cooking game. Enter the world of delicious Vietnamese food through a series of mini games. Cut the tofu, wash the cabbage, delicately roll the spring rolls, and discover the secrets of the tasty recipes.
TET was created by Charlotte Broccard, a Swiss-Vietnamese illustrator and game designer, with the desire to share her cultural heritage. With special thanks to game developers Etienne Frank, Guillaume Mezino, Mario von Rickenbach, and Michael Frei for their support.
Initiated at ECAL, University of Art and Design Lausanne.
TET is a fresh and colorful cooking game. Enter the world of delicious Vietnamese food through a series of mini games. Cut the tofu, wash the cabbage, delicately roll the spring rolls, and discover the secrets of the tasty recipes.
TET was created by Charlotte Broccard, a Swiss-Vietnamese illustrator and game designer, with the desire to share her cultural heritage. With special thanks to game developers Etienne Frank, Guillaume Mezino, Mario von Rickenbach, and Michael Frei for their support.
Initiated at ECAL, University of Art and Design Lausanne.
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Cute way to introduce the general public to Vietnamese food!1 found this helpful
beautiful & charming
It's very cute with charming visuals, a quirky premise and WarioWare-esque controls. My only real gripe is that those WarioWare controls coupled with an unforgiving timer left me with a lot of frustration and jank - that might just be a skill issue, though.
Love the use of color in this, that combined with the line weight, also the food looks good!
Very cute and very short game. Make a meal (dinner and dessert) for some guests! Positives: ---------- * Everything is straight forward * Art is cute and simple * If you have the time to, you can click on things on each level to interact with them, which seems neat * The little thumbs up hand changing for every mini game was funny and reminded me of warioware. * You get two recipes when you complete the game Negatives: ---------- * I wish there was more ):
Didn't like the desert. Apart from it solid game.
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