Unlike its predecessor however, Cooking Mama: Cook Off features a scoring system after every mini-game which actually works really well. Each mini-game represents a step in the meal preparation process, with a complete dish requiring anywhere from two to more than a dozen such steps. If you don't know about the Cooking Mama franchise, the main aim of the game is dishes are prepared by completing a series of short mini-games. It now features 55 different recipes with over 300 ingredients to prepare the dishes. Each mini-game represents a step in the meal preparation process, with a complete dish Cooking Mama: Cook Off is the Wii sequel to the popular game Cooking Mama. … ExpandĬooking Mama: Cook Off is the Wii sequel to the popular game Cooking Mama. I can't believe I wasted $8 to rent this POS. Basically, it was 100% frustration and 0% fun. Just a progress bar or a timer that would run out waiting for us to do some unknown motion and we would lose and then look at each other like 'WTF was that?!?' Other times it would tell us to shake the remote to do something, but neglect to mention you need to hold the A button, or the B button, or something else, so every single game was pure trial-and-error. There were no on screen directions, ever.

For instance, it would tell us to stir and then follow the on screen directions. I rented it with a girlfriend who loved and mastered the cake making version of this game, but we were both completely baffled by this game. The worst Atari 2600 game is probably better than this game.

Just a progress This is the worst game I have played in 25 years. This is the worst game I have played in 25 years.

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