Played locally with a couple friends as chef Mouse, Panda and Shark.

Earlier games was more of a warm-up: mouse teaches the others how things work and how to do what.

A few rounds in, mouse, panda, and shark started cooking on a hot air balloon. It was a mess. And I mean A MESS. Mouse was screaming for clean plates while Panda was dashing around and shrieking about how the kitchen should not be on fire. Shark had to pause the game because he was running out of air laughing.

Later in the game, the three had to call in reinforcements because the levels are getting harder, and so, joins Cat. The training was hard and includes a lot of Cat falling into the void. Nonetheless, Cat's paws are definitely what they needed to achieve culinary greatness.

Going through the game, the formerly goofy chefs continually learned on how to cooperate and finally became heroes that the Onion Kingdom needed.

Seriously though, if you have some friends to play with, a couch, a device to play the game on, and some sort of interface to control your chefs, you HAVE to try this game. The price is worth it for the good times you're about to have. Depends on what kind of friends you have, though

By the way, local co-op is more recommended since you can't beat up the person who throws the finished dish into the trash can in online.

15/10