On other occasions, we have not only told you about the different installments of the Candy Crush saga, but also about a multitude of games created by teams of smaller developers who try to occupy a space inspired by the adventures of King's world and in which sweets of all kinds are the protagonists. As we remind you, an idea that is well received worldwide can lead to a multitude of plots and arguments based on it.
Today we are going to talk to you about Chef's Quest, a title that mixes conventional puzzles with small elements of strategy and simulation and in which the protagonists will not be sweets, but rather vegetables, greens and foods of all kinds. Will we be in front of a mere copy of Candy Crush or will we really see something different that may hold the key to success?
Argument
We are the chef and manager of a small place that is surviving without pain or glory. Our mission will be to form groups of three or more identical pieces in order to clear the screen and obtain rewards and money that will allow us to expand our little tavern and turn it into one of the most famous in the world. As in the King franchise, here we can use items as power-ups to eliminate obstacles faster.
Gameplay
Available in 12 languages according to its developers, in Chef's Quest we will have the possibility to choose from a multitude of styles and objects to create the best establishment once we solve the puzzles. We can share the results with our friends and, at the same time, visit their premises, where we will see their progress. There is also a competition mode in which we can challenge them. All this, in a carefree, colorful atmosphere and with very peculiar characters as happened in Candy Crush.
Gratuitous?
This title, developed by The Binary Mill, has already received the endorsement of the publishers of Google Play. After arriving at the catalog a short time ago, at the moment it has not achieved a very high number of users, since at the moment it has remained around the 100.000 downloads. Requires integrated shopping that can reach 100 euros per item and has received some criticism for aspects such as a reduced variety of foods or the impossibility of obtaining some rewards if we do not buy them with real money.
Do you think that it does not have much to offer to have a better reception in the future or vice versa? We leave you available more related information about other similar games such as Wizard of Oz so you can know more examples.