Battle Chef Brigade
Main game
3.69 average rating based on 153 ratings
- Developers
- Trinket Studios
- Publishers
- Adult Swim Games
- Platforms
- Linux, Mac, Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Genres
- Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Indie, Platform, Puzzle, Role-playing (RPG), Simulator
- Themes
- Action, Fantasy
- Steam
- View on Steam
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A combination of lite brawling and match-3 drop puzzle mechanics, this game took me completely by surprise. I'm not usually a fan of either genre but I tore through this game with a monstrous hunger, and as this is a game where you hunt monsters for specific ingredients to cook with that pun was absolutely intended. Gameplay is simple. Using basic brawling mechanics you hunt monsters for ingredients to bring back to your kitchen and in the kitchen you use match-3 mechanics to make different cooking dishes. I think what makes this game work for me mechanically is that all the brawling and puzzling has a purpose. You are hunting specific monsters. You are not just matching 3, but matching them in such a way as to create a specific "flavor crystal" combination. And all of it is wrapped up in a light and buttery story with art and characters heavily inspired by shonen manga and manwha. Even if you are not generally a fan of these genres you might want to give this Fantasy Iron Chef game a try.
lil_pushkins's review of Battle Chef Brigade
This game is fucking delightful just small, and that's understandable! But please, why don't we have a normal freeplay and why don't we have a character gallery!! It feels so missing to the point I think I'm just missing it (visually... like I can't see it... like only I can't see it... you get it).
Wow
Haven't seen 2 very different genres blended into 1 main game so well since the latest 3 mainline Persona games.
SneakyMonkey's review of Battle Chef Brigade
All the stress of watching Iron Chef, but it's you, you are the chef, and you've also got to kill everything you wanna eat and then play puzzles to make things like meat-covered shaved ice. It's weird, y'all.
I enjoyed it.
Playing the demo, that allows you to go for the daily cook-off chalenges. It is simply addicting. The game concept is innovative. The gameplay at a first look may seem dull or uninspired, but it is actually very dense, varied and complex. The company behind these game should get a multimillion budget for any project they have. Innovative and well idealized ideas like this game should be always, ALWAYS supoorted, financed and the word-of-mouth spreaded. I am truly amazed!
Started in on this, and it's really cool. Like the game itself, the devs cooked up some weird ingredients. One part side-scrolling action, one part match-3 puzzler, just a small dash of Cook, Serve, Delicious or Overcooked, and a tiny bit JRPG. I love weird genre mashups, so here's hoping this one holds up.
El mejor reallity de chefs y el unico en el que el chef literalmente pone su vida en la linea por llevar los ingredientes hasta el plato. La historia, el arte, los retos diarios y el refinamiento de la mecanica de gemas lo convierte en una verdadera joya.
Barring the one chapter of the story that felt like filler, this was surprisingly good. The main mechanic of the game is like a cross between match-3 and tetris, but with action-platformer style monster-hunting to get ingredients to drop into your pot to match and stir into higher-level ingredients to get a higher-level finished dish to present in competition. The characters were way more interesting than I thought they'd become in a game like this. I like that you can go back and practise at any point if you add a new mechanic (like matching 4 instead of three to jump two levels...or pots that can match with only two, but with only one element, and etc) and aren't confident in how to use it smoothly during cook-offs. I was rushing this to get to Dragon Quest Builders, but it was actually really good.