VR SUSHI BAR
mikai inc. · 2017 · Casual, Simulation, VR
PC
7 user reviews57% · 7
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About VR SUSHI BAR
This is Sushi chef simulation game
Edo(Ancient capital of Japan) was accomplished by unusual evolution.
In Edo, animals have evolved and became greater than human beings.
You, as the Sushi chef, must sever your animal customers without making ANY mistakes of the orders!
Be careful! The orders will keep on coming, and your animal customers will be very angry if you make any mistakes.
If you accomplish a combo 10 times, the Buddha behind will wake up and move.
If it starts moving, you have to use the gun to shoot Sushi into Buddha's mouth!
A brand new kind of Sushi game: "Make, throw, and shoot"!
- What you can do in the game
1. Can make standard sushi
You can make sushi by taking the rice and taking the stuff you like.
2. Can make Gunkan-maki
You can make Gunkan-maki of samon roe and sea urchin.
3. Can make roll sushi and cut it
You can make tuna roll and cut it with knife.
4. Pour the tea
Pour tea into the glass.
5. Shot gun to the Buddha
As the Buddha wakes up every 10 combos, shot gun into the buddha's mouth.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It pains me to not recommend the game. It seems like such a good concept. In fact, there are a few things that work well. The little kitchen is pretty well laid out. It's spacious enough and has everything you need. I'd like to see them take advantage of more (the plates, the bottles, etc.). So many things can be grabbed, it's a shame they're not all involved in gameplay. THE GOOD - Concept. Oh with a little more development this is going to be a great game, I can tell. - Music. So genki. - The price! $9.99 should be the target for games in this scope, so good on them for that. - Variety of recipes. Could be better, but it's good enough to get this game going. THE BAD - Controls. Your hands aren't positioned on the controller, but on the TIP of the controller, so they're too far forward. Instead of feeling like you're grabbing things, it feel like you're grabbing things with a doll's arm held in your hand. Also, the hands are seriously tiny (We're talking Donald Trump levels of tiny hands, here). Pickup detection is buggy. I felt like the game's difficulty was about right, but the game would actually be too easy if the controls worked properly. - Sound effects. Ugh, the sound ef…22 found this helpful
This is Sushi chef simulation game in which your role is as the Sushi chef, and you must take orders from and serve your animal customers without making any mistakes, in order to gain as many points as possible. Overall, I think that the concept and idea behind the game is good, as is the game design, but the game needs a lot of improvements to make it worth purchasing and playing. The improvements I would suggest include, adding some variety in the music department as it can get quite repetitive, better sound effects including that of the noise of the gun as this was overly loud and very annoying, possibly removing the requirement of shooting sushi into the mouth of the Buddha to progress between levels as some people may find this offensive, and adding more interaction with the customers as I feel that the game lacks this apart from simply taking the orders to give the game more replay value. I also encountered problems when using the knife as it didn't feel natural which somewhat ruins the immersion - In regards to playing this game on the HTC Vive, I think that the grip buttons should have been used for holding the knife to improve as opposed to the trigger. I also think the im…2 found this helpful
boring
Light hearted fun game, partner and I both love it - need more like it!
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