Draw Rocco from hunt Cook again
((I had to reopen the game))

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Draw Rocco from hunt Cook again
((I had to reopen the game))
Me, seeing an animal: Shoot! Shoot!! SHOOT!!!
Me, seeing Rocco: Ugh, Rocco... Hey, man.
Me, seeing Old Man Veggie: DAMMIT, OLD MAN VEGGIE!
When you have enough stock of premade items in Hunt Cook that you keep pressing the Serve button and the number of ready orders doesn't go down. (At least for a little while)
Satisfying.
I have been playing hunt cook again
skkorty boss
Run a unique restaurant!
Hunt wild animals from rabbits to ravens to boars to bears
Cook rare dishes after your hunts
Adorable art style
Your boss is a dog?!
Hunt Cook is a charming and insanely cute spin on the typical phone game formula from SELECT BUTTON Inc., also known as the makers of Magikarp Jump. With the help of a talking dog named Boss, you learn how to hunt wild animals, cook rare and unique dishes, and serve hungry customers for coins and experience.
I honestly didn’t expect to be as addicted as I am, even months later. Gameplay is simple and involved; the characters are cute, fun, and sometimes a little suspect (see: Rocco, a shady, mob-ish guy who quizzes you on hunting trivia); and it’s a great time sink.
The game is split into two modes: hunting and cooking. When you hunt, you play a minigame dodging rocks and holes to catch up to your prey. Your success in finding game to begin with is based on a percentage, but you can upgrade your weapon to increase your chances and yield.
Cooking follows the typical mobile game formula. Gather your ingredients, put them together, and wait. Cooking takes real time—some dishes take a few minutes, others take several hours. You can spend gems, which can be bought or randomly earned, to speed up the process, but it’s cheaper and easier to just wait. You don’t NEED to buy gems with real money, but it’s there if you’re feeling impatient.
On top of hunting and cooking, the game gives you a lot of little things to do. There’s a store available for upgrading your hunting tools and kitchen equipment to increase your hunting yield or decrease your cooking time. Eventually, you can unlock hunting and cooking trials, which let you play more challenging versions of the hunting minigame or make certain dishes in a limited amount of time.
some direct comparisons between hunt cook/survive! mola mola and magikarp jump 👍👍
there are a ton of others but i messed up on some of the screenshots rip
Today's Nonbinary Character of the Day is: Kid Chef from Hunt Cook: Catch and Serve