Monster Chef Coconut Island Games Limited Genres: Games Simulation Strategy USD Minimum iOS Version: iOS 8.0 Download Size: 194.7MB Monster Chef Coconut Island Games Limited "My dream is to become the best monster chef in the world!" "Hahaha, how naive you are!" "People without dreams might la… Free Buy Now Watch Media Details"My dream is to become the best monster chef in the world!" "Hahaha, how naive you are!" "People without dreams might laugh, but I know my dream will take me to infinity and beyond!" [Story] At first look, the world you see may seem to be nothing out of the ordinary. Look beneath the surface however, and you'll find an unimaginable place filled with strange, dangerous, and delicious creatures. The Society of Dark Cuisine is an ancient and mysterious organization comprised of brave adventurers willing to explore the unexplored and to taste the untasted. With the help of the mystical Sootsoot, they seek out and capture strange monsters in order to farm their divine ingredients. And what do they do with these ingredients? Cook, of course! Back up above, the Sootsoot sell delicious meals to surface dwellers, raking in as much profit as possible to further expand underground. The Society of Dark Cuisine has operated for centuries, yet no one knows exactly who they are or what their ultimate goal might actually be... [Personalized Service] https://www.facebook.com/CoconutislandStudio.com/ https:///twitter.com/coconut_island Email: [email protected] [Game Features] **This game will satisfy your curiosity while at the same time leave you feeling like you aren't curious enough!** Stylish, cute, and humorous (in its own special way). A mixture of freshly squeezed brains and weirdly imaginative characters. Incredible recipes created by the one and only Society of Dark Cuisine. Relaxing yet challenging strategic entertainment. 1. Wacky and wild: Innovate designs for a variety of weird monsters with vivid and imaginative animations. Every monster plays differently! 2. Roguelike: Plenty of content and areas to explore with loads of resources to collect. Every step you take is filled with hidden and unexpected danger. Every map is different! 3. Innovative cooking system: Cook any dish with any recipe you can think of! Combine various ingredients and discover better recipes for each dish! 4. Suspenseful concealed plot: With a rich quest system, each dialog you engage in contains hidden clues. Each player will discover their own story in Monster Chef! Information Seller:Coconut Island Games Limited Genre:Simulation, Strategy Release:Mar 14, 2018 Updated:Feb 15, 2023 Version:3.4.2 Size:399.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal shining jade Well-Known Member Apr 1, 2013 387 3 18 #2 shining jade, Mar 14, 2018 Was watching this for a while no longer needing to watch looks awesome but of course it needs wifi. There are plenty of cooking like games on iOS this just looked different & unique but if it needs wifi guess it's just like the other freemiums. No thanks.. Eli ᕕ┌◕ᗜ◕┐ᕗ Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Feb 28, 1983 1,269,049 49 48 Barcelona http://elihodapp.com/ #3 Eli, Mar 14, 2018 Why do you have such a problem with connectivity requirements when it seems like you're able to be online 24/7 to complain about connectivity requirements? shining jade Well-Known Member Apr 1, 2013 387 3 18 #4 shining jade, Mar 14, 2018 Games Like this shouldn't have WiFi Required connection its only because its mobile! Correction because its iOS/Android & they can get away with it because the Appstore lets in that kind of stuff & doesn't have the care that Nintendo Eshop has. MMO, Social Networking App, Virtual World.. They can have WiFi Locks makes sense I wouldn't bash Runescape if it came to iOS why becuase its a legit MMO.. This a like a Knock off game of Adventure Bar Story & if that had proper iPad support I would be back playing it but instead I look for similar games this looked fun and similar if bar story doesn't need WiFi WHY DOES THIS ?? why they wanna protect there game -_- Don't try to give me that lecture you can protect your games from hackers without making it online locked.. I am Trying to Fight for Decent Offline games while its seeming pointless, I will continue to keep fighting! Hey I understand no body wants a Mobile ecosystem like Nintendo Switch, One that can be brought Anywhere's with no WiFi need, one that has Many decent Premium games, also many ports that other mobiles don't get, but while pricey you get quality & care. They want Free games ones that are quick to play, With most having with energy based timers & WiFi locks and these games eventually get boring & become a waste of space & get deleted or put in a folder for a day your bored & want to go in and click a few mins.. I have a iPad I want to utilize it, I see this Monster Chef game, a decent looking freemium game, then find out it needs WiFi it ticked me off! So as I said Prior As long as I have a iOS & get games that look interesting then find out its WiFi Locked, I will come here & Find the Dev and state my frustration ! Feel bad for data players not realizing this game needs wifi hellscaretaker Well-Known Member May 27, 2012 1,098 6 38 Im a youtube gamer/streamer https://www.youtube.com/user/touchgameplay #5 hellscaretaker, Mar 15, 2018 and this is the same person that complains about free to play and will refuse to play them. So basically if the game needs wifi and free to play you wont play it. You are serious limiting yourself to what you can play on app store these days. shining jade Well-Known Member Apr 1, 2013 387 3 18 #6 shining jade, Mar 15, 2018 I play freemiums I have bunch of them and 4 i've paid in apps to support them only because they run offline though i don't support freemiums with wifi locks i have played wifi locked games but i tend to hate them. Saucepolicy Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Feb 18, 2009 501 4 18 Crispy ex-game developer #7 Saucepolicy, Mar 15, 2018 Please note, I'm not attacking your dislike of freemium games, nor am I defending predatory F2P mechanics. Please, by all means, continue to avoid them, it doesn't matter to me. My question is: Why are you preaching to the converted here on Touch Arcade? We don't need a lengthy rant about the evils of F2P game design every time a new one comes out. You're not fighting anything, you're just clogging the forums with one-note diatribes and I can guarantee that you're not going to move the needle on mobile games requiring internet connections. You fundamentally don't understand why developers often require internet connections, and neither do you understand why Nintendo makes the choices that they do with their hardware and online services. You're screaming into the void. If you would like to take this conversation to PMs, I'll gladly provide a free education on the realities of game development and running live service games from personal experience. Jayg2015 Well-Known Member Jan 5, 2015 3,734 41 48 Male Player 1 Liberty city #8 Jayg2015, Mar 15, 2018 WHY wont this game allow us to play ? My game just says trying to connect to server the entire time Durduhdur Well-Known Member Jan 13, 2012 95 0 6 #9 Durduhdur, Mar 15, 2018 Me too!!! I've been trying since earlier today W8rd3 Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2017 123 49 28 Human paper weight In a human dwelling #10 W8rd3, Mar 15, 2018 Same here! Looks fun but can't get past the connecting...it would be nice for some gamecenter options as I don't have FB and never will... PBSNellie Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2013 1,381 168 63 Southern CA #11 PBSNellie, Mar 15, 2018 I finally got in as a guest, but couldn't figure out what to do. Nothing moved. Deleted, for now. UnhappyUnlucky Well-Known Member Oct 17, 2014 588 8 18 Lowell, MA, and sometimes Asia #12 UnhappyUnlucky, Mar 15, 2018 I couldn’t play this game yesterday due to a power outage. Power is back on since early morning. Decided to try the game this morning only to find out I can’t connect to server! Double whammy JackDerp Well-Known Member Dec 15, 2015 318 33 28 #13 JackDerp, Mar 15, 2018 lmfao nodoctors Well-Known Member Jul 24, 2009 1,212 28 48 #14 nodoctors, Mar 15, 2018 You do realize that instead of letting people air their fair opinions and grievances as consumers on a public forum, you're the reason why they devolve into childish arguments because of posts like this? She had a legitimate complaint about always online games, and what are the next five posts after you guys chastise her? A bunch of people including myself who can't even get into the game because it's online only. And when I did finally get in, guess what? It's a game that's by design an offline experience, that's purely online only because you have to do Clash Royale's four chest slots with timed unlocks for rng loot. Hooray. It's something that in this case the online only bit them in the butt right at launch. People still can't get in. And this game could absolutely have been done as an offline product. You can feel free to explain all of the profit maximizing elements and ip protection attached to live services that you want, and we can throw a million examples at you that didn't require it at all and were still successful. As far as moving the needle, consistent public backlash and complaints actually do work, and have many times in the past. It's why the developers of Clicker Heroes are making the sequel a one price buy, because they actually felt guilt from the very successful and brutal monetization of the first game and manipulation of the playerbase. Not every company is Supercell. I can assure you bending over and telling people to stop complaining and to all just take it isn't going to move any needles either. If Jade wants to be a consistent reminder to developers here that we don't want this, I think she has every right without the editor in chief mocking her and taking digs. This forum is dying and its mods are actively pushing people away. You want a boring forum? Keep checking here when all dissenting opinions are no longer allowed and every thread has two posts saying "cool!" in it. Oh, and this game has the greatest art any mobile game has put out thus far in 2018. The gameplay itself is the sort of convoluted incremental/resource pyramid game I'm typically not fond of however. I think AdVenture Communist streamlines this kind of concept the most, and is one of the rare incrementals that actually require you to do some math or make a spreadsheet to make headway in. So I'll stick with that bad boy. Personally not a fan of chests with timers and limited chest slots, but hey, I'm not trying to move any needles by saying this, I'm just saying that monetization loop sucks hard. Amazing artwork though, and I wouldn't mind finding this guy or gal on social media and seeing what else they've worked on. cyllwynn Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2011 65 2 8 #15 cyllwynn, Mar 16, 2018 Is this actually in a post or article from the company somewhere? I would just really like to read it. And I dont agree or disagree with anything said, BUT can we say online or internet connection instead of WiFi? Cause it doesnt actually need WiFi only. Lastly, I get the monitization aspect of the always online... But does it actually cut down on pirated copies? I have always been stunned by how many copies of mobile games are stolen. Just curious. TheCloudKitty New Member Mar 16, 2018 1 0 0 #16 TheCloudKitty, Mar 16, 2018 To anybody having connectivity issues: Try deleting the app and reinstalling it. I had the same issue and that corrected it perfectly. BlueTrin Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2012 376 51 28 #17 BlueTrin, Mar 16, 2018 I dislike freemiums but I dont post about it unless someone else started the discussion. I just wish there were more premium games, however I understand that this is possibly one of the best way to make money for game devs. Just not for me though ... nodoctors Well-Known Member Jul 24, 2009 1,212 28 48 #18 nodoctors, Mar 16, 2018 Last edited: Mar 16, 2018 You should like to read it because it proves that the people bending over and telling everybody to just take it are the ones that need to shut up. You continue to defend disgusting amoral business practices just because "that's the way it is." The weakest people on the planet, defending things that only make games worse and take advantage of their user base. https://www.vg247.com/2017/11/21/clicker-heroes-2-ditches-free-to-play-model-because-dev-doesnt-want-to-make-money-off-players-in-denial-of-their-addiction/ Just read that beautiful article title. It has many excellent quotes, and a direct link to the blog post itself right here(https://www.clickerheroes2.com/paytowin.php) which is all worth reading. And if you're a developer that still has a soul, you really need to read it. “We really don’t like making money off players who are in denial of their addiction. And that’s what a large part of free-to-play gaming is all about. Everyone in the industry seems to rationalise it by shifting the blame, assuming way too much cognisance on the part of their victims. People can make their own decisions, right? But it just doesn’t sit well with me. Despite very few of our players having complained, it felt wrong when we started doing it and it still feels wrong now.” ...I have already pre-ordered Clicker Heroes 2 over a month ago. Eli ᕕ┌◕ᗜ◕┐ᕗ Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Feb 28, 1983 1,269,049 49 48 Barcelona http://elihodapp.com/ #19 Eli, Mar 16, 2018 The problem with letting people air their fair opinions and grievances as consumers on a public forum when it comes to the same old rants over and over is that has effectively completely destroyed these forums. My biggest regret with the TouchArcade community is not getting in front of all this and stopping it before it took over. Years ago when a new game came out, the thread would be filled with first impressions and other people talking about playing the actual game. Now, far too many threads are completely derailed by arguments about free to play systems and connectivity requirements which quite honestly have nothing to do with what this game is even about. In letting the lunatics run the asylum here with this sort of thing theyve completely chased anyone away that might want to talk about the actual game. If you found this thread on Google because youre excited about Monster Chef and wanted to talk strategy with other players... Well, too bad, this thread just instantly got dumped on. Its super tiring, and incredibly unfortunate how things have evolved over the years. Developers largely dont even bother posting here anymore as folks arent excited about talking to the creators of these games, instead they want them to answer for their crimes. Its absurd. But, Ive posted this same thing many times before and no one cares so Im not sure why this time would be any different. laz Member Mar 13, 2018 9 0 0 #20 laz, Mar 16, 2018 The art style & creativity on display here is awesome. Haven't tried the game yet so I'll report back on it. Seems like it's getting some hate :/ (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Was watching this for a while no longer needing to watch looks awesome but of course it needs wifi. There are plenty of cooking like games on iOS this just looked different & unique but if it needs wifi guess it's just like the other freemiums. No thanks..
Why do you have such a problem with connectivity requirements when it seems like you're able to be online 24/7 to complain about connectivity requirements?
Games Like this shouldn't have WiFi Required connection its only because its mobile! Correction because its iOS/Android & they can get away with it because the Appstore lets in that kind of stuff & doesn't have the care that Nintendo Eshop has. MMO, Social Networking App, Virtual World.. They can have WiFi Locks makes sense I wouldn't bash Runescape if it came to iOS why becuase its a legit MMO.. This a like a Knock off game of Adventure Bar Story & if that had proper iPad support I would be back playing it but instead I look for similar games this looked fun and similar if bar story doesn't need WiFi WHY DOES THIS ?? why they wanna protect there game -_- Don't try to give me that lecture you can protect your games from hackers without making it online locked.. I am Trying to Fight for Decent Offline games while its seeming pointless, I will continue to keep fighting! Hey I understand no body wants a Mobile ecosystem like Nintendo Switch, One that can be brought Anywhere's with no WiFi need, one that has Many decent Premium games, also many ports that other mobiles don't get, but while pricey you get quality & care. They want Free games ones that are quick to play, With most having with energy based timers & WiFi locks and these games eventually get boring & become a waste of space & get deleted or put in a folder for a day your bored & want to go in and click a few mins.. I have a iPad I want to utilize it, I see this Monster Chef game, a decent looking freemium game, then find out it needs WiFi it ticked me off! So as I said Prior As long as I have a iOS & get games that look interesting then find out its WiFi Locked, I will come here & Find the Dev and state my frustration ! Feel bad for data players not realizing this game needs wifi
and this is the same person that complains about free to play and will refuse to play them. So basically if the game needs wifi and free to play you wont play it. You are serious limiting yourself to what you can play on app store these days.
I play freemiums I have bunch of them and 4 i've paid in apps to support them only because they run offline though i don't support freemiums with wifi locks i have played wifi locked games but i tend to hate them.
Please note, I'm not attacking your dislike of freemium games, nor am I defending predatory F2P mechanics. Please, by all means, continue to avoid them, it doesn't matter to me. My question is: Why are you preaching to the converted here on Touch Arcade? We don't need a lengthy rant about the evils of F2P game design every time a new one comes out. You're not fighting anything, you're just clogging the forums with one-note diatribes and I can guarantee that you're not going to move the needle on mobile games requiring internet connections. You fundamentally don't understand why developers often require internet connections, and neither do you understand why Nintendo makes the choices that they do with their hardware and online services. You're screaming into the void. If you would like to take this conversation to PMs, I'll gladly provide a free education on the realities of game development and running live service games from personal experience.
Same here! Looks fun but can't get past the connecting...it would be nice for some gamecenter options as I don't have FB and never will...
I couldn’t play this game yesterday due to a power outage. Power is back on since early morning. Decided to try the game this morning only to find out I can’t connect to server! Double whammy
You do realize that instead of letting people air their fair opinions and grievances as consumers on a public forum, you're the reason why they devolve into childish arguments because of posts like this? She had a legitimate complaint about always online games, and what are the next five posts after you guys chastise her? A bunch of people including myself who can't even get into the game because it's online only. And when I did finally get in, guess what? It's a game that's by design an offline experience, that's purely online only because you have to do Clash Royale's four chest slots with timed unlocks for rng loot. Hooray. It's something that in this case the online only bit them in the butt right at launch. People still can't get in. And this game could absolutely have been done as an offline product. You can feel free to explain all of the profit maximizing elements and ip protection attached to live services that you want, and we can throw a million examples at you that didn't require it at all and were still successful. As far as moving the needle, consistent public backlash and complaints actually do work, and have many times in the past. It's why the developers of Clicker Heroes are making the sequel a one price buy, because they actually felt guilt from the very successful and brutal monetization of the first game and manipulation of the playerbase. Not every company is Supercell. I can assure you bending over and telling people to stop complaining and to all just take it isn't going to move any needles either. If Jade wants to be a consistent reminder to developers here that we don't want this, I think she has every right without the editor in chief mocking her and taking digs. This forum is dying and its mods are actively pushing people away. You want a boring forum? Keep checking here when all dissenting opinions are no longer allowed and every thread has two posts saying "cool!" in it. Oh, and this game has the greatest art any mobile game has put out thus far in 2018. The gameplay itself is the sort of convoluted incremental/resource pyramid game I'm typically not fond of however. I think AdVenture Communist streamlines this kind of concept the most, and is one of the rare incrementals that actually require you to do some math or make a spreadsheet to make headway in. So I'll stick with that bad boy. Personally not a fan of chests with timers and limited chest slots, but hey, I'm not trying to move any needles by saying this, I'm just saying that monetization loop sucks hard. Amazing artwork though, and I wouldn't mind finding this guy or gal on social media and seeing what else they've worked on.
Is this actually in a post or article from the company somewhere? I would just really like to read it. And I dont agree or disagree with anything said, BUT can we say online or internet connection instead of WiFi? Cause it doesnt actually need WiFi only. Lastly, I get the monitization aspect of the always online... But does it actually cut down on pirated copies? I have always been stunned by how many copies of mobile games are stolen. Just curious.
To anybody having connectivity issues: Try deleting the app and reinstalling it. I had the same issue and that corrected it perfectly.
I dislike freemiums but I dont post about it unless someone else started the discussion. I just wish there were more premium games, however I understand that this is possibly one of the best way to make money for game devs. Just not for me though ...
You should like to read it because it proves that the people bending over and telling everybody to just take it are the ones that need to shut up. You continue to defend disgusting amoral business practices just because "that's the way it is." The weakest people on the planet, defending things that only make games worse and take advantage of their user base. https://www.vg247.com/2017/11/21/clicker-heroes-2-ditches-free-to-play-model-because-dev-doesnt-want-to-make-money-off-players-in-denial-of-their-addiction/ Just read that beautiful article title. It has many excellent quotes, and a direct link to the blog post itself right here(https://www.clickerheroes2.com/paytowin.php) which is all worth reading. And if you're a developer that still has a soul, you really need to read it. “We really don’t like making money off players who are in denial of their addiction. And that’s what a large part of free-to-play gaming is all about. Everyone in the industry seems to rationalise it by shifting the blame, assuming way too much cognisance on the part of their victims. People can make their own decisions, right? But it just doesn’t sit well with me. Despite very few of our players having complained, it felt wrong when we started doing it and it still feels wrong now.” ...I have already pre-ordered Clicker Heroes 2 over a month ago.
The problem with letting people air their fair opinions and grievances as consumers on a public forum when it comes to the same old rants over and over is that has effectively completely destroyed these forums. My biggest regret with the TouchArcade community is not getting in front of all this and stopping it before it took over. Years ago when a new game came out, the thread would be filled with first impressions and other people talking about playing the actual game. Now, far too many threads are completely derailed by arguments about free to play systems and connectivity requirements which quite honestly have nothing to do with what this game is even about. In letting the lunatics run the asylum here with this sort of thing theyve completely chased anyone away that might want to talk about the actual game. If you found this thread on Google because youre excited about Monster Chef and wanted to talk strategy with other players... Well, too bad, this thread just instantly got dumped on. Its super tiring, and incredibly unfortunate how things have evolved over the years. Developers largely dont even bother posting here anymore as folks arent excited about talking to the creators of these games, instead they want them to answer for their crimes. Its absurd. But, Ive posted this same thing many times before and no one cares so Im not sure why this time would be any different.
The art style & creativity on display here is awesome. Haven't tried the game yet so I'll report back on it. Seems like it's getting some hate :/
