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Epic Chef

 

 

Epic Chef 

How many times I live stream a video game can help you understand how I feel about it. For example I live streamed a Rune Factory game fifty-two times. A full year playing that game once a week. Epic Chef is a different experience though. I live streamed Epic Chef three times and I had enough of this simulation video game. Players will plant, grow, harvest, fish, and craft their way through Ambrosia in Epic Chef. We must cook to the likes of different characters in Epic Chef. This led to my first frustration with Epic Chef. The publisher for Epic Chef is Team17. The developer for Epic Chef is Infinigon Games.

This video game wanted me to find, grow, or craft certain things. That took time, or I plain had problems figuring out how to get one of those items. If that were not enough there are annoying bugs in Epic Chef. Can't use all of my slots, and invisible walls aggravated me to no end. Why are those things there? Exploring Ambrosia can be fun for a few minutes in Epic Chef. There are some chef battles in Epic Chef. Families can find Epic Chef on the Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Look for a full review of Epic Chef in issue #232 of the always amazing Family Friendly Gaming.
{10/31/2026}
- Paul


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