As I mentioned earlier, the VO work here is fantastic with all the action happening and the focus needed to get your orders ready, youвЂ™ll still notice their lines, and oddly enough, made it feel more like a kitchen than in previous games. TheyвЂ™re genuinely funny, and two the VO actors have some excellent chemistry together. They will also say a little blurb about how your run went when you receive your score.

TheyвЂ™ll speak during cutscenes and have some lines during actual gameplay. They are your standard buddy duo, in which one is the wise and serious character while the other is your happy go lucky free-spirited type. They do an incredible job bringing both Guardians to life. New for CSD! 3?! is voice acting! Both Whisk and Cleaver are voiced by and respectively. The narrative of the game then takes place one year later. With your restaurant destroyed, Whisk and Cleaver, the Guardians who found you, suggest they turn their rescue van into a food truck and help the chef rebuild his culinary empire. Teragon tower is blown up, and youвЂ™re found in the rubble by a pair of search and recovery Guardian robots. But for you, our chef of the renowned Cook, Serve, Delicious! restaurant, are about the get an incredibly rude awakening. Chilly Bowl went out and bought an island for gosh sakes. Many of the restaurants youвЂ™ve encountered during your rise as a famous chef have survived. ItвЂ™s the year 2041, and the United States is still engulfed in war. But understanding that narrative leads to CSD! 3?! Honestly, it was fun to experience the story in this way, but it felt all too secondary you had the option not to engage with the story at all. If you were reading the emails from previous games, you would know a little bit about what was happening in the world around your small kitchen. A tale has been slowly brewing through the last two Cook, Serve, Delicious! titles, a narrative foretold through a mere cooking game, following the antics of an up and coming chef at Teragon Tower.

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