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Hot Dish 
Go on a culinary adventure like no other in this gastric-busting Time Management game! Build your career one dish at a time as you start at the bottom of the culinary ladder as a line cook in a local Italian restaurant with dreams of one day becoming a world class 5 Star French chef. Master the timing and accuracy needed to bring simple dishes to the table by executing their various steps and combining ingredients at the right times to create food your customers and the critics will love!
- Create your own menu.
- Master different cuisines.
- Make delicious dishes!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 6.0
- Hard Drive: 41 MB
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Poor controls
This game has a series of mouse actions that you have to go through to create/cook dishes. There are windows that have the action or "complex" actions (where you have multiple motions on a sliding timer you have to accomplish as the ticker reaches a green area to achieve a perfect dish).
The reaction as you do the motions are inconsistent & clunky at best. You take the tutorial and it seems simple enough & the game even encourages you by giving you a perfect rating for the action, however when you start actually playing the game, you perform the action exactly as you did in the tutorial (when it gives you resounding positive feedback on your performance) and it's terrible within the actual game play, resulting in poor scoring or all-out failure of the level at hand.
I played it for an hour straight & same issue. I tried maneuvering the mouse within certain parts of the action area & also by waiting for the indicator to either be in the "full green" or starting as soon as the indicator became green with the same bad results.
Just very frustrating & inconsistent. Would absolutely NOT recommend to anyone who likes cooking games.
December 13, 2011
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