- May 10, 2024
- Panitia GameDev
- 5h median play time
Cookard
Platforms
About
Cookard is a single-player strategy game where you manage a restaurant by stacking cards to prepare and serve dishes to customers. With a good story, splendid gameplay, compelling visuals, and good music, players progress through the game by unlocking new recipes, buying ingredients, and serving customers in a timely manner. However, be prepared for some grinding as you stock up on ingredients and expand your culinary skills.





- The game is incredibly addictive and fun, keeping players engaged for hours.
- Cute graphics and a unique card-based gameplay mechanic make it enjoyable.
- The ability to pause the game allows for strategic planning and organization.
- The game can become overwhelming quickly, especially with the influx of customers and tasks.
- Some instructions and mechanics are unclear, leading to confusion during gameplay.
- The game is relatively short, with many players wishing for more content and longer gameplay.
gameplay
172 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its intuitive mechanics and a unique card-stacking system that combines cooking and resource management, providing a satisfying and addictive experience. While some mechanics may feel less effective or confusing initially, players appreciate the game's charming visuals and the potential for further content and automation features. Overall, it offers a fun and engaging loop, making it a standout free title in its genre.
“It has great mechanics and easy explanations that help you out but also allow you to experiment and figure flows out for yourself without forcing you to follow a particular pattern or layout.”
“Great gameplay with even better music!”
“Excellent and wholesome gameplay experience!”
“On the other hand, some of the mechanics like magnets and waiters felt less useful due to the area of effect limitations.”
“I did get stressed with the management since there aren't any natural pauses in the gameplay to catch up or prep recipes for upgrades.”
“Once you've fully mastered the mechanics, there's nothing left to this game and no reason to return.”