I couldn't find your connection request, but I got your account from Senna and sent one to you. ☺️
Belle Rivers
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This is awesome! I love the idea of cooking with cards and the recipes we try to make with what we have. The details are all well-thought. This is similar to how we visualized our game to be like, but I'm glad we picked a different game mechanic since we couldn't have done it this good! Keep up the good work and I hope to see this game on App Store soon 🤩
I love the idea of using vending machine, I found it quite unique. I'd suggest you to add a quit button to the game and maybe you can make a tutorial more action-driven by the player to be additional to the "how to play" part. I was glad to find that the game interface was available in both French and English so you might want to edit this small detail in your description. ☺️
I'm really glad you enjoyed playing Recipe Frenzy. This review coming from someone like you with long years of experience with games truly means a lot to us. ☺️
And yes I've Linkedin account and I'd be more than happy to connect. This is my account . And this is Senna's profile; she'd love to connect with you as well. 😇
Hello VividEnigma. I tried playing your game and I must say that I've a weakness towards cats. I loved the font you used in the game description and inside the game. I saw that the tutorial is coming soon so I'll be waiting for it. I checked your account and if I'm not wrong I believe this is your first game so congrats and good luck! ☺️
Thank you for taking the time to check our game and write your review about it. ☺️ I totally looked up "non-diagetic" by the way 😅. Your comment will absolutely help us with building our new game. We're a bit different from Little Chef because Recipe Frenzy was intentionally built as a card game with cooking theme, but it's great that you referred to it because we love taking inspiration from other game's mechanics. 🤩 Good luck WarpZone and thanks again 💫
This is quite insightful. I've actually released only 1 game so far that I worked on with my friend—Senna . I totally agree that working on a game is one thing but sharing it with the world and going through the whole process of publishing and after-publishing stages is a whole different thing. I'll definitely take your advice on remembering that awesome feeling. 😌
Hey Bidar. I tried playing your game since I found our games have things in common (mine is also a cozy cooking game but a bit chaotic 😅). Anyway I couldn't play the game as the only thing I see after pressing start game is that dish and I try pressing on it but nothing happens. I tried playing from Safari and Chrome on Macbook. Thought I'd let you know ☺️
Talking about my 3 days old first game here😅 I'm really proud of it even though it's currently unindexed in Itch.io's search and categories, went through Itch.io's general breakdown the following morning, and still has not received any comments. It all depends on how do you define "success" for your game and my partner and I'd agreed before publishing it that sharing it with the world in here is our own definition of success 🤩
I think it depends on the type of game you'll be making; its dimensions (2D/3D), the mechanics, the assets, etc... I made my first game with Flutter because it seemed to be fulfilling what my game needed (2D, card game, simple animations and movements, and small selection of assets). I think it also depends on the learning slope you can handle. Personally, I'd go with unity because of their tutorial, community, and all the extra tools people make for it 🤩
Hello everyone 🤗 I'm Belle Rivers. I'm a software engineer who's currently working as an indie designer and developer with my best friend Senna as part of Ronna Femto's team.🤍 I come from an African/Asian country that has ancient civilization (Guess where 🤫). I love a lot of types of games as long as they're not NSFW. If I'm not working on my game you'll find me either reading mystery books or writing one 🤭. I'm still new to the community so I'd be happy to follow, connect, and talk over games all the time.
P.S. I love using emojis all the time 😉
Test your memory under pressure with our cozy chaotic cooking game.
Last-minute guests are on their way and you must prepare a dish for them or you’ll be humiliated.
Luckily, you’ve your Nanna’s Recipe Book with the exact ingredients and steps you need to follow.
But be careful, only one dish in the book can match the guest’s hint for the dish they want.

────୨ৎ──── Cook with cards! ────୨ৎ────
Enjoy the unique experience of running the kitchen with cards instead of challenging hard work.

────୨ৎ──── Collect all stamps! ────୨ৎ────
Survive the challenges and show your capabilities in the kitchen by earning all the stamps in the Kitchen Journal.
Note: we will be waiting for your screenshots of your progress in the comments.
The downloadable version is coming soon. Save the game to your lists and follow us to receive all the updates.
You can play the game on mobile from all browsers, but for best experience avoid using Safari.
Check out our first indie game developed by Ronna Femto’s team: Senna & Belle Rivers.
You can play our game by visiting the game page.
Watch our gameplay video on Youtube .

