With the Cook, Serve, Delicious! trilogy wrapped up, here's what's next from vgincgames
Supercharged cooking game Cook Serve Forever will hit early access on May 8, news accompanied by a new trailer looking at the next cooking adventure from development studio Vertigo Gaming Inc. The trailer explains the all-new characters and setup for the game, which is similar to but not a sequel to the prior Cook Serve releases.
"Cook Serve Forever is a cooking adventure game where you play as Nori Kaga, a home-taught chef with nothing to her name but a food cart and a dream. Manage your menu, learn delicious recipes, and meet a diverse cast of friends and foes on your way to culinary greatness," says the official description.
Just as whimsically set as ever, Cook Serve Forever will be set in a near-future ecologically charged solarpunk city where a guidebook/competition known as the Couteau d'Or chronicles the greatest chefs in the world. Your goal, as Nori Kaga, is to get your name in that book alongside your personal hero, chef Rhubarb.
To do it you'll manage your food cart menu and offerings with the greatest skill you can muster. Gameplay in Cook Serve Forever will be an"all new dynamic cooking system" with"hundreds of new ingredients and recipes" that's intended to, like in Vertigo's earlier games, feel like the rhythmic and tactile process of cooking.
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