One day consists of multiple shifts, and in between these shifts, you can choose one of three possible upgrades that will influence the difficulty of the dishes you’ll get to prepare for the rest of the day. The more difficult the chosen upgrade (for example, playing the rest of the day with three ingredients upgraded to the maximum difficulty), the more XP you earn for that location. Leveling up a location will also increase the difficulty of the QTE sequences needed to cook the dishes available at that location, which in turn will also gradually tighten the reaction times, making it harder for the player to successfully complete one day.

Furthermore, progression has been overhauled so that you earn a regular or holographic sticker based on how many Good and Perfect orders you earn, but even if you don’t earn any stickers, completing a level allows you to advance the story.

Every order is processed one at a time, there is no rush except to get the highest rating on levels that require it and after the order is done you can infinitely sit there and wait to serve it with no punishment.

More of the good old cooking game as others in this series (if you love or hate it this will not change your mind). with more accessible option. The story is amazing and make me emotional. Highly recommended if you like these type of games  

I'm going to compile all of the other suggestion topics into this thread. As this game is currently in Early Access, many features are missing and still being tweaked -- and that's where you come in!

If you want to play a cooking mama clone with almost COOK SERVE FOREVER Gameplay no difficulty wearing the skin of the series that it has murdered this is your game.  

It’s fairly grindy if you want to maximize everything and get cem% achievements, yet I find it a very enjoyable grind because of the excellent soundtrack and overall presentation.

Chop, stir, and sauté your way through the bustling solarpunk city of Helianthus. You play as Nori Kaga, a food cart chef aspiring to make it big like her role model, the Culinary Queen, Chef Rhubarb. Alongside your partner Brie, you'll cook over 80 foods and master more than 400 different recipes.

Improved handling of d-pad inputs for certain controllers and prep situations where it would register as incorrect.

Not even two hours in and I am convinced that there is no point playing any more since there is a set number of preparation events and every "different" food just uses a combination of them.

For instance, your partner Brie is a musician, and throughout the game you get to hear her composing a song, with the song growing and changing throughout the story. Jonathan was adamant on using a range of real instruments for Cook Serve Forever

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can someone explain to me why all the customer we served for food is all robot ? is there pelo human at all ?

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