Cool idea! I enjoyed myself, but would've liked shorter days so I could play a couple in the same amount of time. It felt like I should have been ending a day, spending some money on upgrades or cute decorations, and going again!

The core mechanic was okay, it felt a little clunky with the camera, and I never felt comfortable cooking more than one food at a time, the cook times were too fast and would need crazy coordination to get the orders right.

I also had an issue that certain foods just refused to go to "yellow" cooked, I noticed it most on the bottom one (the round balls), even at the lowest possible heat it would jump from green straight to orange so I could never satisfy some orders.

Otherwise, this was a fantastic jam entry!

Very strong concept and very engaging to keep everything going! loved having to multitask between looking at the customers, cranking the grill and switching out the food items at the right times. It made for a very engaging game that was fun to try and perfect! Big fan of this one!

Why am in the credits? Especially as the team lead, that seems a bit... you know, misleading, seeing that I said a grand total of 3 sentences in the chat during development, none of which actually were related to game development... anyways, this shit is confusing.

• Cranking - alright, I get what you guys were going for, but it tends to act really clunky which seems problematic in a game about completing stuff on time.

• Cooking time - I don't know if it's just me, but sometimes even on low heat the cooking level would jump straight from green to orange and I have no idea why, or if it is even an intended feature. 

• No settings menu - or any sliders for that matter, which is kind of problematic for 3d games where your cursor is locked, for me the game started with way to low sensitivity, so yeah was kinda hard to play till I upped it in my pc settings.

• Static menu environment - this is a small one, but you already had particles for the grill, why not add them to the main menu, so it doesn't feel so lifeless.

• No prompt for food pickup? - once food is placed on the grill it no longer displays the pickup prompt when you hover over it.

• UI and environment - the in-game UI has very high saturation, which kind of clashes with the rest of the 3D environment which is a lot more washed out, which kind of makes the game feel less polished.

Alright that's it for the pointing out the things that probably mostly were caused by the fact you guys were rushing to finish it at the end. Honestly I enjoyed the SFX, apart from the UI and very flat lighting the graphics were nice. Also Typing I can't believe you complain about me making top down shooters in different genres, while pretty much making Farly's Flower Shop 3D and calling it a day.

Really cool concept and great execution, really had me stressed! Visuals and audio are great, the game play is fun, no real complaints!

I only really wish the camera got locked when you spin the crank, the camera spinning is a lot

Great game! You guys did really well!!

You cooked with this one! I love the spin integration and the visuals. Even though it seems to be a stressful game by nature, the music actually relaxed me.

I liked the idea, and the sound effects and music were very fitting! Unfortunately increasing the heat was a bit dizzying for me, but it's probably a user error. :D I also liked the art, it was a fun mix of 2D and 3D. Well done!

Interesting concept, but it's kind of missing that chaotic energy that Overcooked had

It was pretty cool but i needed some time to figure out controls especially misleading was that to rotate the food you could press W but actually needed to use RMB

great design and concept but I felt less mechanics in this 

I really enjoyed the overall flow of the game, and I could see it being great, though there was a bit of consistent awkwardness around grabbing and spinning the heat spinner, though I'm sure it's the kind of thing that would get ironed out with a bit more time. Definitely a great entry and generally a good time!

Took a minute to figure out but once everything made sense I really got into the flow. The music and visual style fit together well to paint a really cool thematic piece.

I notice anything other than the a really low fire setting made the food cook super quickly. I was trying to balance multiple items and at the higher heat my brain felt like it couldn't keep up, so I ended up leaning towards cooking one item at a time or using low heat mostly.