Dungeon crawler or restaurant sim? Two great tastes go great together in this cozy roguelite!

SHOULD I PLAY CUISINEER? Play it if you’re a fan of dungeon crawlers and don’t mind some grinding. Cuisineer is a delicious little roguelite served with a side of restaurant management. When a young adventurer named Pom visits her parent’s restaurant, she discovers it’s on the verge of bankruptcy. She’s determined to do whatever it takes to save the family business, even if it means exploring dangerous dungeons in search of supplies. If you’re a fan of games like

Today we have Chefy Chef on TapTap Roaming Editor. Chefy-Chef is a platformer game where you have to collect ingredients for your meals and each stage have 3 ingredients and a secret burger. You will have to overcome a lot of obstacles on your way to the ingredients: enemies, traps, jumping puzzles and more. But you will have your kitchenware to help you out: use your knife, hammer or pan in order to make your journey easier!

Monster Menu: The Scavenger's Cookbook is a game that attempts to blend elements of rogue-like dungeon crawling, survival crafting, cooking sim, and turn-based combat mechanics. It features cel-shaded anime chibi art style and a third person view gameplay. Monster Menu starts with the player created rookie character in his maiden exploration of what is claimed to be a novice dungeon. However, the character quickly finds himself in a life and death situation, with extreme hunger and dehydration as he is lost in the supposedly novice dungeon. As a last resort, he is forced to eat a part of a dying corpse to survive. Yes, underneath this lighthearted chibi art style, there lies a somewhat gruesome and disgusting premise of monster consumption that permeates throughout the whole game.