Cooking Trip: Back on the road - Collector's Edition

In Brief

A Take Away Restaurant Time Management game

The Game

Another of those time management games where you have to server a variety of customers a selection of food; the quicker you complete orders, the more tips you make, the longer you take the more agitated your customers become and consequently you get smaller or no tips from them. As you progress you can upgrade various aspects of the restaurant such as increasing the number of foods and side dishes, improving the structure of your restaurant etc. We've seen a lot of these games over the years, so most of the community are probably familiar with the game play mechanic. If you are new to this type of TM game then check out the following videos HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE. You can see a few Steam community reviews of the game HERE.

The following is Big Fish Games take on the game. After making their dream come true by opening their own restaurant, Mary and John decide to enter a Best Chef competition for new owners. But the competition was tougher than they expected. Determined to improve their skills, the pair head off on a new trip to learn exclusive culinary secrets. See what comes next!

Get ready for fun locations, levels of varying difficulty, tons of characters and dishes, bonus tasks, the ability to upgrade and grow your restaurant, lots of trophies, intuitive game play for all ages, fun music, and an exciting story following Mary and John on their next adventure!

Features

3 different restaurants
60 levels
Dishes from Germany, France and America
More than 10 different characters
Lots of bonus tasks
Upgrades for your restaurants
Colourful graphics
Repetitive Music :(

Useful Information not related to today's game giveaway

Don't forget to check the giveaway game discussion forums HERE; especially Delenn's threads for non Steam and Steam freebies. The latest Epic game freebie is Roller Coaster Tycoon 3: The Complete Edition. It's actually a re-hash of Roller Coaster Tycoon 3: Platinum Edition released over a decade ago, which was removed from sale two years ago when a dispute between Atari and the developer went legal. The latest iteration has support for 1929 x 1080 displays and wide screen, otherwise it's the same game.

There's a couple of new additions to the Indie Gala freebies called Desert Law and The Tomorrow War (a 3D space shooter with ground strafing on planets. The game reminds me of a souped-up version of the first space shooter I ever bough back in the early 90's called Epic, but with far superior graphics.

Steam have two games that have been added to the free section i.e. Death Rally (Classic) HERE and thanks to JEDIGEG for posting Scrap Garden HERE

Please stay safe everyone.