Omelet You Cook

很可爱的游戏 很适合消磨时间 是好游戏 很适合动动脑子！

Maybe one of the best games out here. simple, high skill ceiling, just enough rogue to be fair and exciting, easy to learn, hard to master, a ton to unlock. Great great game - and it's funny and wholesome. Needs more awards.

Omelets, omelets, omelets!

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Omelet You Cook is a really really really good game. It's not perfect, but if you think this game looks like it would be a rad time for you, worth the money, you're probably right. The gameplay is fun. The scoring system pops, people liken it to Balatro, I think OYC is better. There is so much choice at your disposal, so many things to unlock, so many synergies to find. How things interact in this game make sense, and can be hilarious both in the moment you've realized your new solution to everything, or your biggest mistake that just cost you the game. Chaotic but easy to pick up, the difference between a master and a novice is truly just information (whether that's appealing or not is up to you), that isn't to say their is no skill to it, but undeniably this games' biggest flaw is its difficulty, or lack their of. OYC, is a very easy game. When it comes to this genre that's hard to manage. It is fundamentally all about luck, but to say the game skews in your favor would be a bit of an understatement. I lost plenty of times, but it only took me a little under two weeks to beat its hardest challenge, and get every achievement. Now in fairness, I also no-lifed it, but the point is, breaking the game and winning via getting kind of lucky with what's in the shop, isn't hard, and often times the choice to go for a new, more interesting, (and most importantly) more risky combo, is made less appealing when a very good, easier strategy is often on the table. Whether this is that great a crime is up to the player. You do still need to get lucky to get the most game breaking foodstuffs or helpers, but I do think it leaves a little replay value left in the gutter. What OYC lacks in difficulty though, it makes up for in its detail. OYC has so many things to appreciate about it. The sprite work sells the energy with a bow and a milkshake. OYC is a game you can stare at. Every character looks unique, and given ten seconds of pause, often reveals their gimmick. If the students' got a match, they drop matches. If the customer is a bug, its going to be moldy. Even the music reveals what you're dealing with. Also the game is genuinely funny. I won't pretend I laughed out loud every time I started a round but, the deep frying of the deep fried achievement got me. The little things the principal says when you unlock a new food item gave me a chuckle, the flavor text for the students made me smile, the weekly missions offer even more to do after you've beaten every pantry (twice if you want to do the less chaotic easier mode). The foods to choose from also add so much variety, there are so many paths to follow, It took me a while to find out how good roots could be, and I'm sure I'm missing a hundred other food combinations. OYC may not be the game for you (not everyone can enjoy a physics based Omelet maker semi collectathon I fear), but if it is the game for you, you cannot miss it. OYC has so much love in every aspect of its execution, with very few, mostly visual bugs, I can easily give it a 9/10, needs some balancing but a wonderful time, please check it out!

Una tortilla más por favor. No pensé que me fuese a enganchar tanto, pero me conquistó por la apariencia. Ahora solamente quiero una tortilla más.