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Battle Chef Brigade (2017)

Trinket Studios

Linux · Mac · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows)

3.70 from 153 ratings

1444 members have it in their collection · 25 playing now · 894 backlogged · 76 wish listed

How long? Main story 10h · with extras 6h · 100% 13h (from 9 logged playthroughs)

Battle Chef Brigade features fantasy chefs, including Orcs, Elves, and Humans, who need to hunt dangerous monsters for ingredients. With those ingredients, before the critical eye of the judges, the chefs create culinary masterpieces in an intense tournament. Battle Chef Brigade pairs one part combo-based action hunting and one part puzzle-based cooking, all as the round clock ticks down.
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Details

Developers
Trinket Studios
Publishers
Adult Swim Games
Genres
Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Indie, Platform, Puzzle, Role-playing (RPG), Simulator
Themes
Action, Fantasy
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Release dates

  • Nov 20, 2017 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Linux, Mac, Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Rating distribution

5 stars
25
4 stars
67
3 stars
53
2 stars
6
1 star
2
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marcosladarense

Status marcosladarense Mar 18, 2020

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 …

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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!

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BMO

Status BMO Jun 26, 2019

On sale in the Nintendo e-Shop. Grouvee members seems to really like this game and it looks pretty good. It's been on my wish list for Switch, so I had to grab it. Got to love Monster Hunter Iron Chef!

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FinnQuill

Status FinnQuill Nov 28, 2018

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.

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Intervigilium

Status Intervigilium Oct 28, 2018

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.

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FinellaGrover

Status FinellaGrover Apr 22, 2018

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 …

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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.

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