Excelent music, visuals and gameplay. As an Overcooked fan I can say you  did a pretty good job! Congrats on that game, I'm saving to show to my gf this week, she's a great fan of Overcooked.

This turned out really cool! Out of all the jam games I’ve played, I enjoyed this one the most. Great music and graphics! But here are a few issues I noticed:

1. Without the GIFs, it was completely unclear how to play at first, and it’s a bit strange that the ingredient boxes aren’t highlighted or labeled with what’s inside.

2. A tiny nitpick: the default Godot focus outline around the "Start Game" and "Next Recipe" buttons could be removed.

3. It seems like there’s no FPS lock, so my computer gets heavily loaded while running the game.

JOGO INCRÍVEL DESSE TIME BRASILEIRO INCRÍVEL TAMBÉM!!!

O tema do jogo tá fofo demais, a música tá incrível, e eu amei os modelos! Amei a vibe Overcooked, talvez pro futuro até daria um co-op igualmente caótico lol

Vocês mandaram bemzão, de verdade, desejo só sucesso pra vocês e que continuem fazendo mais jogos tops assim!

I've never played Overcooked, so it took me a minute to figure it out (I couldn't find the bugs, oops), but then it was quite fun. The movement was smooth, the pace was reasonable, and I loved your main character (kinda looks like my main character, no?).  3D in a jam is always impressive to me, as well. The music was really relaxing and actually made the experience feel really soothing and calming, which I loved. Great job!

Woah alchemy + Overcooked, I really like the unique take on this type of game! It's very fun, once you figure out the controls I can see myself sinking hours into more levels (or if you take it in a more roguelike aspect, either way still very fun). As others have said, a more in-depth tutorial where maybe the game guides you through a first potion, and/or maybe button indicators when your at the station (ex: an E key shows up if you're near the cutting board) just for more clarity, as well as images for the boxes since at the beginning I was very confused where to get the ingredients.

Overall, the game is really good and mostly just lacks clarity, I'd be excited to see/hear more if you guys intend to update it :D (Also, multiplayer would be sick)

I thought the game was very cute and I liked that it was sort of like a more calming, less chaotic version of Overcooked! I wasn't able to figure out how to execute all the steps so I think some sort of tutorial would help a lot, but I love the concept and am very excited to see where you all take this game! great job!

fun: really fun, reminds me of Overcooked, this would be really fun with multiplayer, need a tutorial tho, took me a while to realize what buttons to press and where to get the ingredients from, but still the gameplay was really good, you could add more recipes with time

Presentation: love the 3d models very good, the sound design is good as well, also the drawing at the start. amazing

creativity: very good idea, wizards making potion in a short time, fits the theme well, great job

Overcooked but making potions instead of food? Great, I'm in! Got this recommendation from my friend woJinho on discord (shoutout to him, one of the best brazilians out there) and I really enjoyed it, my gf who is a huge fan of Overcooked wanted to play it too :)

Great game the concept and mechanics are really good the art too and I read the name as too many potatoes😂 🤣 🤣 

Great game! You guys managed to make something really cool. I have no idea how you managed to make such a full featured game only 10 days. I really liked the hand-drawn artwork. Contrasting the tutorial section with the 3D gameplay was really fun. My kind of game :)

Potion seller wasnt kidding, I couldnt handle that potion. Crazy  that you were able to make a wizard overcooked in such a short time. Took me some time to figure out to where to get the ingredients from but other that really cool!

The 3d model is so smooth , i can see this game have some heavy insparation from Overcooked but it is in a fantasy world where you make potions. It was very fun , and if you can play with your friends it would be even more fun. 

Really loved the 3d models also the amount of polish this game has is insane like the reflection of the wizard from the bottles, loved the mechanics and peaceful sound effects with the bg music, really great game although i had some issues understanding what i had to do first but then i read the description of the game and everything became clear.

Interesting idea! ✨
I like the 3D aesthetic you guys are going for, from my understanding this is inspired by "Overcooked" and the twist you can drink your own potions, which would've been great if the potions actually has positive effects, I feel like if that was the case it would've been a very interesting dillema for the player, either you drink the potion now to help you make potions even faster or serve it now. This game definitely needs more time in the oven, I have a lot more to say but I think the others have already expressed some of it, focus on those and you'll have a pretty neat game!

I love the 3d art and the music! I wish there was a tutorial that told you the controls and where the ingredients were. Once I figured that out it was fun and definitely is a concept you could build upon!

the game looks amazing, love the art style, the recipe menu drawings are very cute and add a lot of charm. I sucked at getting many orders in, but that is skill issue by my part, not a keyboard player for this kind of game. only thing I'd add is a couple more particles and texture/color changes to accentuate the things a bit on the pan and cauldron.

The game is exciting! It would be easier if the cauldron changed its color.

Nice game, but it should have had better explaination on the E and Space keys... By reading the desc I thought they were the same and could not understand why pressing E didn't do anything...

Had a bit of a hard time finding the ingredients but when I did it was kinda smooth sailing! Still liked the game :>

I see so many people saying they had a hard time finding the ingredients, but no one explains where they actually are! I still can't find them T_T

Edit: Okay I figured it out right after posting this lol. They're in the gray squares immediately to the left and right of the skillet at the bottom. You've got a good base to build on here, nice work!