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Our Verdict
If you enjoy a quick solo challenge and don't mind a dash of culinary madness, this ghost chef game will win you over!
Highlights
- Quick and fun solo challenge
- Unusual and funny theme
- Accessible rondel mechanic
- Ideal for short breaks
Keep in mind
- Purely solitary experience
- Focus on luck and improvisation
- Can be chaotic
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Prepare for culinary chaos! In "Ghost Kitchen: Trial by Fire", the kitchen is ablaze, but the orders keep pouring in. You play as a ghost with absolutely no culinary knowledge, frantically rushing around to gather ingredients in the correct order and assemble... something... resembling food. When you hear "Order Up!", a die roll determines which order you need to complete. Then, it's a race against time (and lack of skill) around an ingredient rondel. As you move, you mark off ingredients on your recipe sheet. If the category matches the current step of your order, great! If not, the ingredient is lost forever – nobody wants second-hand ectoplasm, right? Imagine constructing burgers with potatoes for buns, BLTs with fish instead of bacon, or a layered cake filled with soy sauce. The ghosts don't know any better, and honestly, they don't complain. It's the pure joy of working in a "ghost kitchen"! This solo game is perfect for those who enjoy a quick challenge and have a peculiar sense of humor for paranormal cuisine.
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Publisher
pagepunk
Designer
Jack Chapman
How many players can participate?
This game is exclusively for one player (solo).
How long does a game session last?
Games are quite fast, typically lasting between 10 and 20 minutes.
What is the game's complexity?
The complexity is low, ideal for those looking for something light and straightforward.
Is this a physical or digital board game?
As far as we know, it's a physical game, possibly Print-on-Demand.
Do I need to know how to cook to play?
No! In fact, your ghost character doesn't know how either, which makes everything funnier!
What type of player is this game recommended for?
Recommended for solo players who enjoy quick games with a slightly absurd theme and simple mechanics like rondel and contracts.