Galaxy Chef

Enjoy a lighthearted cooking simulator set in space where you take orders and cook delicious meals using strange and unique ingredients from a variety of different planets!

Run a restaurant on a space station where you work as the primary chef, serving a range of meals to customers. Use a wide variety of ingredients from newly discovered planets to cook foreign and familiar recipes to satisfy customers. 

Before you can serve these recipes, you need to do 3 steps first!

1. Gather discovered ingredients kept in the Pantry and load them onto the conveyor belt to take them to the next step.
2. Prepare the gathered ingredients in a number of different ways, such as shredding, dicing, and chopping.
3. Cook the prepared ingredients using a different pieces of cookware, including boiling ingredients in a soup, cooking ingredients in a skillet, and baking them in an oven. You can even put the finishing touches on cooked ingredients here, like frosting and decorating a cake and preparing a juicy burger and fries!

Be careful not to make too many mistakes! The customers could be disappointed if their food is not to the level of quality that it was advertised to be, and give the restaurant and its food lower ratings. If you have too many low ratings and upset customers, your restaurant may be forced to shut down, ending your promising career as one of the best chefs in the galaxy!

More ways to improve your abilities and the restaurant are being planned, including:

• Survey newly discovered planets for potential ingredients that you can explore and gather to use in brand new-recipes to be served to customers!
• Collect upgrades for the restaurant and space station to improve the speed of preparing the recipe and make new and existing recipes better, in order to satisfy customers more and have them give better ratings of your restaurant!

CREDITS

By The Sauce Bosses

Game Director  ....... Jay Miller

Game Developers   .......  Peter Buechi, Sam Ruggiero, Joey Stanton

Artists and Designers  .......  Jay Miller, Sam Ruggiero