- Meet the Scarab King - 25 January 2022
The Curse of the Scarab King - Free Expansion A free expansion brings 5 new levels and a challenge where you face the Scarab King himself! As well as mummies to mash in place of tourists, there are switch controlled bridges (don't dump your friends in the drink) and deadly traps you can temporarily disable with a gem torn from a scarab's carapace. But that’s not all! Eight new hats and weapons give you even more options for picking a unique look, so you can cook and chop in style! 20% discount as we welcome new chefs! Now Xbox and Playstation fans can try their hand at Cannibal Cuisine as it's out now on Xbox and PlayStation, plus the Microsoft Store on PC! The game naturally includes the free Curse of the Scarab King expansion, and comes with a 20% launch discount which we’re bringing to Steam as well! So if you’ve been waiting for your chance to try your hand as a chef, now’s the perf…
- Hotfix 1.0.4 - 4 October 2021
Fixed server issues preventing players from inviting friends. Fixed collider issues on Temple 03 level. Fixed mouse cursor appearing small on high resolution screens.
- Hotfix and nameplates - 4 February 2021
Fixes an issue with the '3 star chef' achievement not triggering when it should Added Steam display names to the menu and in-game (press TAB or R3 to show in-game nameplates)
- Canniballoween Sale - 29 October 2020
Get your spook on this Halloween in Cannibal Cuisine at a massive 62% discount! Darkness falls over Cannibal Island during this ghoulish event. Put on a scary pumpkin or witch's hat, equip brand new bloody weaponry and enjoy some nighttime cannibal cooking. All levels in both the campaign and versus mode are temporarily covered in darkness so you and your friends can scare those pesky tourists straight into the afterlife. And feed their delicious flesh to Hoochooboo of course.
- A sizzling summer sale! - 12 August 2020
Our game of co-op cooking, combat and voodoo powers is enjoying a big summer sale from today until next Monday! It doesn't matter if you're a PC gamer or a Switch fan in the US, we've got 50% discounts for everyone! It's a great time to introduce new friends to the series, whether you're planning on cooking together, or testing each other in competitive mode! Better sharpen your knives...
- Have you tried competitive cooking? - 10 June 2020
Most of you have probably noticed the Versus mode option in the main menu, but have you tried it out? You might be surprised! Competitive mode? The goal of competitive mode is the same as the campaign - cook the right dishes to feed your Hoochooboo. The challenge comes from the other team who are trying to feed their Hoochooboo faster... and the fact that tourists are a shared resource! As you can see in the image above, the tourists appear in a central area accessible to both teams. This can lead to some manic melees as you end up fighting tourists and the other team at the same time! Or just run in after the other team has been fighting and swipe their hard earned meat. We're talking about 'teams' here, but you can definitely play competitive mode in 1v1! The cooking areas are protected - mostly - so the other team can't just run in and spoil your meals, but almost everywhere else is…
- Cute art, cute game... cannibalism? - 28 May 2020
In many ways, making a game is sort of like cooking. You take elements of gameplay, theme, and art, and try to mix them together to create a tasty end result. But you can't just throw anything together! Some ingredients naturally go well with each other, while others don't combo nicely. Still others might seem like they wouldn't fit, but actually taste amazing. And don't even start on the controversial foods (pineapple on pizza anyone?). For many people, the combination of our cute art style with the theme of cannibalism might seem odd. Looking at the whole dish though, you see how it works. The lighthearted art style fits with the fast paced arcade gameplay we wanted, the bright tropical setting, and the humor of the game too. But then, why pick cannibalism as a theme anyway? In short, the cannibalism aspect offers the chance to add a bit of variety to the traditional cooking game. The…
- Update: movement system and controls improved! - 23 May 2020
We’re over the moon to see you all play our game!!! The launch has been delicious and now it’s time to make the game even tastier! This past week we have noticed some feedback on the controls, movement and difficulty of the game. We straight away started to process your feedback which resulted in today’s update! Expect an all new improved movement system and controls, and that’s not all! Here is the full list: Adjusted controller thumbstick deadzone and sensitivity Slowed overall player running speed Adjusted how players react with ledges making it easier to recover when running off one Made floating barrels travel slower in the jungle levels Increased the amount of time a dish cook before it is no longer considered perfect Added mouse support for menu navigation Renamed Banana slap to Banana Grabber Fixed an issue with Dash causing players to slide on walls or edges Fixed various bugs…
- Time to cook 'em up! Cannibal Cuisine is out now... - 20 May 2020
Light the BBQ, and let's get cooking! Cannibal Cuisine is out now here (and on Nintendo Switch), and we have a 25% launch discount active to celebrate!! Play through the 24 stage story campaign with 1-4 chefs, or fight boisterous cooking battles in versus mode, where you can win by outcooking the opposition, or simply stomp them into the ground! Hoochooboo has awakened, and he's hungry! Unfortunately for you, he only eats human meat - with perhaps a little fruit or vegetables for taste. Test your cooking talents through locations ranging from jungles and temples to beaches and volcanoes as you try to figure out a way to defeat the cannibal god Hoochooboo once and for all! You'll have to master an increasing range of recipes at the same time as facing ever more dangerous 'kitchens'. If that wasn't enough, every area ends with a 'boss battle' posing a unique challenge that might not even…
- Evolution of Design - 19 May 2020
Games often change in the course of development, sometimes radically. We're releasing Cannibal Cuisine tomorrow (!) and the game has come a long way. While our core concept for Cannibal Cuisine hasn't shifted from when the team first came up with the idea, some of the individual parts have. For instance, initially an idea was floated to structure the levels differently. We would have had an area where you had to lure and sneakily kill tourists, the kitchen area and a delivery area. However, this became too complex and too much to handle. However, there are still the seeds of a few good ideas here, and maybe we can bring some of that back as bonus levels. Some of the styles for the player characters were adjusted too. That's part of the reason you have concept art of course! You can see in the image below, the machete and mask from image 3 made it into the game as one of the cosmetic hat…
- The Inspiration - 11 May 2020
What inspires a game? Before we started on this project (as you might have guessed) we were big fans of cooking games such as Overcooked. Collecting ingredients, the cooking, the arcadey platformer-esque movement, and of course the way that all comes together to create hilarious chaos. It's all stuff we really loved in these games. So this sparked the idea to make our own cooking game, preferably in the cute cartoon style that we're so fond of, with extra action gameplay in the form of cooking and a touch of platforming. But there were many competitors already on the market, so we knew we'd have to stand out in some way. That led to us coming up with a weird idea: why not a make cooking game with man-flesh? Once we got started, the concept came together in record time! We knew we wanted it to be an arcade-like experience where speed and agility were of paramount importance. We quickly s…
- Oh dear, Cannibal Cuisine looks like Overcooked but cannibals - 8 May 2020
Yell at yer friends in 1-4 player co-op while working under time pressure to serve up meals to an unforgiving god in Overc—er sorry, Cannibal Cuisine . It’s certainly got a familiar vibe to it, so if you liked the frantic food prep of that other friendship-ender perhaps you’ll like doing it with a new secret ingredient: tourists. Cannibal Cuisine is launching later this month but they’ve got a free demo on right now so you can take it for a spin before that. (more…)
- Calling all chefs to the jungle for May 20th! - 7 May 2020
Set your oven timers for May 20th... Cannibal Cuisine officially has a release date! When your man-eating god Hoochooboo awakes from a dark slumber, you'd better feed them fast! Fight tourists to turn them into ingredients, put the right recipes together on your skewers, and make the most of your voodoo powers to go for three stars on every level. Play the 24 level story campaign with up to 4 chefs, or engage in competitive versus mode cooking contests, playable both locally and online. As the chaos ramps up you'll need to dodge lava, board boats and avoid spikes while feeding ever more picky incarnations of Hoochooboo. And that doesn't even include the 'boss' maps at the end of each area, which will test more than just your cooking capabilities... You can wishlist the game to get a notification on launch to make sure you don't miss out on the 25% release celebration discount! Looking f…
- April News! - 2 April 2020
Full steam ahead! Development is going well. We've been polishing the gameplay and finalizing the design of all the levels - 20 of them, plus 4 boss challenges! On top of that, we've also got new cover art. Check it out! Yesterday we introduced the Cannibal Cuisine Cooking Gadget. For those of you who cook meat in real life, the idea was that you'd be able to prove it and gain more powered up abilities and points for your dishes in the game! Before anyone gets too excited, double check the date... Coming soon - dev chats! The team kindly took a few moments out of their busy schedules to answer a few questions about themselves and the development of Cannibal Cuisine. Expect some interesting Q&A, development trivia, and cool concept art. As a teaser, here's developer Niels -aka Jonesah- talks about his favorite and most inspirational games: Jonesah: One of the games that triggers me most…
- Cannibal Cuisine set for Q1 2020! - 12 December 2019
The jungle is in an uproar for this action packed cooking game, as the Gods are hungry... for you! Though as all good cannibal cooks know, serving is better than being served. Luckily the ingredients these man-munching gods demand are readily available in the jungle, such as unwary selfie shooting tourists! Developing a taste for cooking by games such as Overcooked, inspired us to create our own unique cuisine, a cannibalistic one. A spicy homage to Overcooked can be seen in the trailer to show their gratitude. Check out the meaty trailer: https://youtu.be/DVhulrOyzlI Ingredients revealed Free range organic food… mostly The recipes for success are varied; find delicious fruits and vegetables, and combine them with freshly chopped and cooked tourists for a truly divine delicacy fit for the God Hoochooboo. Of course the tourists might not offer themselves up freely, the heathens, so you’l…
