Chef & Friends: Cooking Game

Today, I'm bringing you an introduction to the cooking gameplay in Hua Hua and Interlude. In this warm and cozy game world, the cooking gameplay exudes a unique charm, adding a special touch of color to the players' gaming experience. These delicious dishes not only satisfy visual and taste enjoyment but also inject vitality into the adventures of the three energetic little ones, bringing endless joy to their gaming life. Let's take a closer look together.

After entering the game, find the prominent [menu] button in the upper left corner and give it a gentle tap to instantly open a richly-featured menu interface. The cooking function is located in the center of this interface. At this point, the player will face an area for placing ingredients. Simply select at least two different ingredients from your own stock and place them in the corresponding positions, then click the [Start] button to unlock recipes. The game's ingredients are meticulously divided into four major categories: staples, meats, fruits and vegetables, and condiments. Staples include common items like flour, rice, and glutinous rice, while meats consist of chicken legs, pork, bacon, and more. There are mainly two ways for players to obtain ingredients: one is through the convenient in-game store, which acts like a treasure trove of ingredients, always supplying basic materials to meet daily cooking needs; the other is by waiting for the little ones to return from their travels, as their backpacks often resemble magical treasure chests, filled with special ingredients discovered during their journeys, adding a unique foreign flavor to the cooking process.

The cooking process is akin to a chemical reaction between time and ingredients. In just 8 seconds, semi-finished products such as dough or pastry might be born. They may seem simple but hold infinite possibilities, awaiting further processing and refinement. As time extends to 1 hour, simple yet delicious treats like toasted bread slices and easy vegetable salads gradually emerge, exuding a homely warmth. Even more exciting are the hidden recipes that take 7 hours to complete, such as the temptation of bread and double-layered milk, which require players to patiently explore and experiment to discover.

The judicious use of gold coins in the game is crucial. While buying ready-made food from the store is convenient, it can be quite expensive. By cooking, players can use relatively cheaper ingredients to create equally, if not more, delicious meals. Purchasing a ready-made fried chicken burger might cost a lot of gold coins, but making one yourself with bread and chicken legs significantly reduces the cost. The saved gold coins can be used to buy other key items, providing a more solid economic foundation for the player's development in the game and helping the little ones grow faster.

I have now introduced the cooking gameplay in Hua Hua and Interlude. Players can experience countless wonderful combinations of ingredients, witnessing the birth of one delicious dish after another. From initially exploring the cooking interface to now mastering various recipes, it all indicates that the player's proficiency in the game is gradually increasing.