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Fenasal Games has launched the Steam store page for their PC game No, Chef! and released a playable demo version for players.
The title is an online multiplayer game supporting two to five players, where participants split into roles as waiters and chefs to manage a restaurant together.
Communication relies on voice chat, but players face a major obstacle because a wall separates the kitchen and the dining hall, muffling voices. The group must rely on a single small window to pass messages back and forth.
Gathering customers involves grabbing pedestrians off the street with a lasso and tossing them into chairs. Players only have three memo stickers for orders, and making mistakes causes angry customers to hurl dishes back, forcing employees to duck for cover. Diverse patrons like robots, a sphinx speaking in riddles, and vengeful ex-lovers will appear.
A landlord demands rent every single night, requiring players to vote on a new penalty to pay, such as speaking in chipmunk voices, reversing audio, or drawing orders, which significantly increases the gameplay difficulty.
The chaotic multiplayer experience lets friends cooperate through panic and turn mistakes into humorous moments.
