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Press release:
The Warsaw-based (Poland) indie games publisher RedDeer.Games are today very happy and proud to announce that their sushi restaurant sim “Tokyo Cooking“,is coming to the Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Eshop on May 17th, 2024.

The kitchen is where the players will reside. It has all the equipment and ingredients they will need to fill out the orders. Every meal has a to-do list attached that varies depending on the client’s wish – it’s not all just following directions, though!

A chef is an artist, and cooking is the tastiest form of art – balance, timing, and precision are big parts of it. These skills will be needed when frying and cutting food, as well as adding spices and preparing sauces.

With money in their pocket, players will sit down and relax in the evening after the restaurant closes. This will also be the perfect moment to take a look at new decorations they can purchase for their restaurant. A simple, modern vibe or a light and traditional look? That’s all up to them.

Composing the perfect dishes isn’t everything – there are also a couple of mini-games that add a buck or two to the overall order price. Players also have the chance to encounter unique customers and maybe, just maybe, they will become regulars at this one-of-a-kind restaurant.

ABOUT REDDEER.GAMES
Since 2019, RedDeer.Games (RDG) is an independent developer and publisher of video games. According to “Forbes”, RDG is ranked among the Top50 Polish game producers and has been awarded one of “The Fastest Growing Gamedev Companies in Central Europe”. RDG’s portfolio contains over 80 unique indie titles, some of which are Sprout Valley, One Night: Burlesque, Little Mouse Encyclopedia, She Wants Me Dead, and Uzzuzzu My Pet – Golf Dash, alongside franchises like The Smurfs, Kayko & Kokosh, as well as The Evil One. RDG releases games on key distribution platforms like Nintendo Switch, Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and iOS. When it comes to plans for 2024, RedDeer.Games will publish DROS and I See Red on Nintendo Switch console, as well as their own original project – Tell Me Your Story.