Представьте себе шумный фестиваль национальной кухни, где вам предстоит не пробовать деликатесы, а… управлять хаосом!
В 2D-головоломке от талантливых студенток-второкурсниц направления «Гейм-дизайн» вы станете главным менеджером вкусового безумия.
Ваша задача — расставлять блюда на подносы, угадывать желания голодных посетителей и координировать кухню, чтобы никто не ушел без порции счастья (и чак-чака!).
Представьте себе шумный фестиваль национальной кухни, где вам предстоит не пробовать деликатесы, а… управлять хаосом!
В 2D-головоломке от талантливых студенток-второкурсниц направления «Гейм-дизайн» вы станете главным менеджером вкусового безумия.
Ваша задача — расставлять блюда на подносы, угадывать желания голодных посетителей и координировать кухню, чтобы никто не ушел без порции счастья (и чак-чака!).
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