Cooking

Everything in this world is something you drew. Sketch a hoe and till the soil with it. Sketch an axe, a watering can, a fishing rod... and they become real, working tools with real stats. You can draw literally anything you want.

Meat Safari is a multiplayer open-world restaurant simulator! Hunt ingredients, cook meat, stack cargo, and race across Meat World solo or in 4-player online co-op. Choose your driver and vehicle, and get out on the safarI!

Run a boat tour with your crew! Set sail with passengers, keep the wheel steady, and navigate rough waters without mixing up orders. Complete the voyage without capsizing and become Amalfi's top tour agency.

My Ramen Stand is a cosy yet chaotic single player cooking game where you prepare ramen, serve customers, and grow your kitchen as your career progresses. Watch it go from a quiet, humble stall to the busiest most famous Ramen in Tokyo.

Run a cozy neighborhood malatang shop. Pick, weigh, slice and cook each bowl yourself, balance broth and heat, and serve every customer exactly what they like. Restock, price, survive the rush and grow your shop with 16 recipes to unlock. Play solo or team up with up to 4 players in LAN co-op.

Hire chefs with unique talents, collect and cook all kinds of dishes, then send them down the conveyor belt. Defeat (scratch that)—feed the monster guests drawn by your reputation, and serve up a change of heart for every last one!

A first-person potato peeling game. You have a knife. You have a bucket. You have a mountain of potatoes. Peel them with real physics. Cut thin, waste nothing. Buy better tools. Finish the pile.

Galaxy Chef is a cozy cooking life sim set in a solarpunk world. Arriving on a remote colony at the galaxy’s edge, you take over its only restaurant. Gather, grow, or trade for ingredients, and create your own recipes. Build relationships, resolve conflicts, and maybe even find love.

A 1-4 player co-op horror cooking game aboard a night train. You cook and serve dinner every stop. Some of the passengers aren't human: to pass as human, they have to order something they can't eat. Read the plate. Check the reflection. See what they left behind. You drive the train, too.