CyberCook
A cyberpunk PS1-style cooking game, serve up more than just food. Slice through enemies, decide their fates, and uncover dark secrets hidden within your dystopian kitchen.
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"Savor the flavor... it’s to die for!"
Welcome to Cybercook, Where the customer is... always on the menu. In this retro cyberpunk world, you’re the chef at a twisted restaurant serving the ultimate delicacy: human meat.
Use your precision slicing skills to carve up your customers, each with their own shady backstory. Over 10 days, you’ll learn just how dark their lives really are and decide whether to end it with a slice or make them kill themselves.
Precision Slicing Mechanic: Your blade, your rules. Every cut is exact, and every slice a new regret.
Your Choices, Their Problem: Kill, manipulate, or steal memories. Your choices shape their fates... and your nightmares.
Unfolding NPC Stories: Five twisted characters, each with secrets to spill (or guts?).
Mysterious Puppet Master: Follow (or defy) the ominous voice steering you toward a truth sharper than your knife.
Slice for Fun (Because Why Not?): Need a break from ethical dilemmas? Bonus levels let you indulge in pure slicing mayhem, no strings attached. It’s chaos, it’s cathartic, and yes, it’s technically “cooking.”
Welcome to Cybercook, where the only thing on the menu is regret. (And maybe a side of salad.)
