Battle Chef Brigade Deluxe - Nintendo Switch

The game is pretty much puzzles, platforming, and even a dash of visual novel-style storytelling. It's pretty well balanced in this style game. It's easy and fun to pick up on but like most games it does get challenging as it goes along. The game controls really well and that's very important in a game especially one like this. It's title worth owning for your Nintendo Switch collection if you're a collector or gamer. I'm very thankful we got it in physical form and not just digital. Being a Limited Run game it'll always be sought after by collectors down the road. So really no risk in giving it a try. But always check a video online of the game play if you have any doubts on it being for you.

I purchased this game on the Switch because I thought it would be more fun to play as a grab and go style experience. I also didn't expect there to be frame rate drops or other performance issues because it's a hand drawn, 2D indie game. But there are; certain battle areas have frame rate issues, and I haven't figured out exactly what it is that triggers the drops - if it's a specific animation or just the size of the battlefield, or what. The game itself is still really enjoyable, I'm just saddened to see that it's not a more optimized game.

I bought this strictly because the demo was fun to play and even thought I have not opened this up yet I would tell anyone who is looking to get this to try out the demo and then buy it. The game is a mixture of making food and hunting monsters for cuts of meat so if that is something you wouldn’t mind doing to pass the time then this is your cup of tea.

Battle chef brigade is a fresh mixture of genres, think 2D monster hunter but instead of crafting gear with your monster part you cook them. The gameplay is really simple but engaging, you'll be given a theme ingredient and elemental flavour then you proceed to hunt monsters in a small arena to get ingredients and then rush back to the kitchen to cook em, all in limited time in an iron chef battle. The graphic is handmade drawn with a positive cute vibe, the story is simple but engaging offering an easygoing experience for when you want to relax a little bit.

I initially bought this game when I was collecting some more LRG titles- and once I put this game in, I'm hooked. It's a ton of fun- and I'm quite glad I picked this one up when I had the chance to. A game like this feels extremely good on the Nintendo Switch (Controls, interface, gameplay) - and I strongly recommend it to anyone wanting to add an extra fun title to their library of games. LRG always knocks it out of the park as well when it comes to artwork, and booklets inside of the case- it's a nice little extra touch to the game itself.

So much love went into this game and the concept is unique. The gameplay is a match 3 type with gimmick after gimmick that all work together to keep the game fresh. Not to mention the hunting aspect of the game. Its hand animated giving it a flair of its own.

This game came out of nowhere, but wow is it great. Gorgeous art style, easy to pick up gameplay for quick sessions, and a nice and lengthy campaign. The gameplay makes this so fun as it mixes combat and match 3 gameplay in a race against time to cook creative dishes to please the tastes of the judges tasting your food. There are plenty of game modes to keep you occupied. Don't hesitate to pick this game up, it is great!

This game is really fun. Thanks to Limited Run Games for making a physical copy of the game. It blends match 3 puzzle game with side scrolling beat em ups and throws in a pinch of RPG. Ypur goal is to become the best battle chef around by gatering you ingredients and cooking them up to please the judges pallet all within the allotted time. Cooking is easy but becoming a master battle chef will be challenging.