- July 14, 2023
- Campfire Studio
Catch & Cook
Platforms
About
"Catch & Cook" is a game that combines fishing and cooking into one immersive experience. As a skilled fisherman and restaurant owner, players explore the ocean to catch fish and then cook them to perfection in their restaurant. With a variety of fish, recipes, and gameplay mechanics, the game offers a satisfying and engaging experience for all types of players.











- The game is relaxing and fun, providing a wholesome and entertaining experience.
- Stunning graphics and vibrant visuals create an immersive atmosphere.
- The cooking mechanics add depth to the gameplay, making it enjoyable for fishing and food enthusiasts.
- Technical issues and frustrating game mechanics, such as punishing missed actions, detract from the overall experience.
- The fast-paced day/night cycle and quick fatigue meter make it difficult to enjoy the game at a leisurely pace.
- Lack of clear instructions and warnings about game mechanics can lead to frustrating situations, such as being locked out of areas.
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is a mix of enjoyable and frustrating elements; while the boat mechanics and cooking features add complexity and fun, some players find certain mechanics, like the fishing net, overly punishing and the overall gameplay loop underwhelming. Despite these issues, many appreciate the relaxing and addictive nature of the game, with intuitive mechanics and impactful upgrades enhancing the experience.
“Boat mechanics are simple but enjoyable.”
“The upgrades feel impactful and the mechanics are relatively intuitive.”
“Cooking mechanics make the game more complex and fun, with recipes that you have to unlock randomly or find elsewhere.”
“Unfortunately, some game mechanics and technical issues spoil the relaxing feeling of the game.”
“I couldn't stand it for any more time than registered; the gameplay loop is so underwhelming that I've had more fun writing this review than playing the game.”
“The gameplay is not tense and monotonous, but that's fine, because it's very addictive.”