Over 500 delicious dishes of the highest quality, to be cooked with the best ingredients, seasonings, and spices, which you can serve to your guests. You’ll encounter a kitchen, tasty recipes, and cooking fever in real time with friends around the world! Cook food, participate in spectacular culinary contests, immerse yourself in the captivating plot, and become famous as the best cook in the world. Help Roger and his friends manage the best restaurants and cafes in town, outsmart Inspector John Lowe, and become a culinary mogul. The large number of cafes and restaurants, fresh appearance and improved kitchenware to attract more customers, and a variety of locations and guests all combine to make HC a game you love. Food preparation is intuitive and dynamic. A real cooking madness with stunning visual effects and spectacular gameplay. It’s about a chef and a restaurant where food to be cooked. Well, you're in luck! Hell’s Cooking is a free culinary game for the entire family. It also features games that allow players to “cook” some of the recipes.Can't get enough of cooking games and tasty dishes from all over the world? Looking for cool games in the Time Management style?
Oliver’s video game title, which hit shelves in October, includes more than 100 mostly exclusive recipes accompanied by mouth-watering images from food photographer David Loftus.
“I’m looking at this as a digital book with a game rather than a game with a digital book,” said Oliver, who has published about a dozen cookbooks and is an active campaigner to improve school meals in Britain. Jamie Oliver, television’s “Naked Chef,” sees his new title for the hand-held Nintendo DS as an interactive cookbook with games. REUTERS/Ubisoft/Handoutįans slice, dice and feel the heat of the kitchen with a new crop of foodie games that includes Atari’s “What’s Cooking? With Jamie Oliver,” Majesco’s “Cooking Mama World Kitchen,” Ubisoft’s “Hell’s Kitchen: The Video Game” and Nintendo’s “Personal Trainer: Cooking.” A screengrab from Ubisoft's "Hell's Kitchen: The Video Game." A new crop of video games is encouraging fans to ignore their parents' advice and play with their food.
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