Its a very lovely simple game, I would love to see you work on the graphics at a later date :)

Haha thank you. Yes, the graphics will certainly need to be improved at some point.

Love the play on words with the theme. The writing was also great. Actual laughter was produced when I had to 'prepare the duck' but failed, and then I failed to prepare the veggies for the duck, and yet somehow the customer loved his dish because I got enough of the other steps right to make him forget that his plate had no duck or veggies on it.

The actual gameplay part of it was pretty well done (get it?), with a pretty decent difficulty curve and tight, responsive controls, but some of even the later puzzles could be solved by waiting around near the spawn for the green circle to come close. There was at least one instance where it seemed to be impossible to reach the goal in 10 seconds, but with the scoring being as forgiving as it is (who needs food when you've done such a lovely job turning on the stove and heating up the oil?) it didn't bother me much.

Could have desperately used some sound and music, even something really basic would have sufficed (and probably matched the art style as well). Also would have liked to see a list of how many of the customers were satisfied at the end of the game in addition to the points total, to keep the personality that is so strong in the game alive in the endgame.

@Dooleus Thanks for taking the time to play and review it. I also noticed that many stages could be completed by waiting, so I may change the gameplay to have the green receptor stationary. I also intended on adding sound but did not have time. Thanks for the feedback.

Simple, and the controls were satisfying.

Obviously, that's why I fail in culinary.

Genius! Apart from the visuals it's near perfection. The cooking meta-story is brilliant. The game proper got a little monotonous after the first 2-3 levels, though, because you get used to the controls and the red circles aren't much of an obstacle.

Interesting game. It works, but it gets repetitive real fast. Maybe there are too many levels for each "second"?

-> Maybe adding a progress bar would make the game seem to be "moving on"?

-> Maybe adding a few more enemies to enhance variety?

Thanks for the game, and here is a video review: http://youtu.be/IlPGVu7RmME

Funny. Pretty smooth controls, well done. If there's anything, it would be that the green circle on the pink background is a bit low contrast for me.

Fun little game :) Very simple game play mechanics, easy to figure out and addictive once you get into it. Very well done! Also love the creative take on the theme :D Very nice indeed!

Poor duck.

This took me by surprised, very satisfying in places and enjoyed playing this. Rated highly. :D

Pretty good, but way too repetitive. Having 100 almost identical levels is too much.

By far the best use of the theme I've seen so far. Bonus points for the funny text. Looking forward to the cookbook.

I love how it took itself overly seriously on the first round, then takes a hilarious turn from there. By the way, I'm a gay fish apparently.

nice little game, not pretentious and that's why it's good. Very nice use of the theme.

This game's awesome! I love the "Suggested Music" and some of the messages like "You cut off your hand" etc. And it was also a pretty cool idea. The one thing that bugged me was when the goal would move through walls, which made it pretty hard in later levels. But that's probably me just being lazy.

Do you find it harder to serve food rather than cook it? For myself, putting out the condiments has never been so frustrating. But I at least felt epic with your music suggestion. Smooth controls, good humour.

Solid effort. A controls scheme at the start would have helped initially. Some more variation in levels/level themes or mechanics would have helped keep it exciting for longer.

Very clever on various levels! While I have seen this interpretation of the theme several times, the way you used it alongside the standard "10 seconds timer" was really nice. You could have stopped at "you have ten seconds to get to the green circle", but that extra context gave a great deal of appeal to your game. I also liked the visual representation of time ticking as your "neuron" grew smaller, nice touch. The gameplay itself was really addicting, fast-paced yet you had to think and anticipate since the receptors moved through the walls. Really well made, and funny writing to boot!

Very fun to play and fits the theme perfectly, good game!