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First of all, huge thanks for your detailed feedback!

Yeah, the main goal of the game isn’t exactly about cooking but more about serving dishes with a poker-like theme. That said, the idea of seasonal dishes is something I’ve been considering.

And yeah, the power-up you mentioned destroys 3 cards from the bag and draws 3 new ones—it’s completely RNG.

Follow me on Discord to check out the game’s updates, and thanks again!

yeah thnx for supporting me ❤️💪

Thanks, dude! Looking forward to your feedback❤️

I’d like to chat a bit more with you, so I’m leaving my Discord server here for us to talk.

https://discord.gg/GYBZbxFhyN

✨ Good evening everyone! ✨

Today is a very exciting day because I'm thrilled to announce that Dish & Deal is officially available in Full Early Access on itch.io! 🎉🎮

So what are you waiting for? Let’s all go download it and play on our computers! 💻

Everything is available for you to explore: 💰 Earn money 🍽️ Serve dishes ⚡ Unlock all the power-ups!

Let’s dive into the fun! 😎

https://binarysheep.itch.io/dish-deal-early-access

I think this game will be practically perfect, and it's already incredibly addictive. You've obviously done an excellent job with the animations and graphics so far. What I would like to see in a future update is a tutorial, but overall, it's really great so far. I've just followed you here and on your YouTube channel!

Dish and Deal on Itch.io

Hey everyone! I’m looking for feedback on my game, Dish & Deal, a strategic single-player card game where you deal the cards and dish the drama! 🍽️🃏 Every decision counts, and strategy is key to success.

I’m particularly curious about the first pool—do you find it too difficult? Are you able to meet the target stake, or does it feel too challenging? Let me know your thoughts so I can fine-tune the balance!

Check out the game here: https://binarysheep.itch.io/dish-and-deal-demo

Thanks in advance for your feedback! 😊

I just released a new update, so feel free to check it out anytime! I hope you like the new guiding system,take a look at the devlog for details.

Thanks again!

First of all, thank you very much for your detailed feedback!

The dynamic deck creation works in such a way that when you beat pool 1, you'll unlock new power-ups, so that’s when you can customize your deck as you like.

In general, in the early access demo, you don’t have many options on what to click. You just put the 20 cards in your deck, choose the deck you’ve created, and play pool 1.

To place the correct ingredients in a dish, you select them with a left-click, raise the dish you want to add them to, and then simply click “serve.”

No, the color doesn’t need to match. The color of the ingredients is just there to help you distinguish them. For example, green is for vegetables, red is for meats, etc.

Again, thanks for trying it out!

Get ready for a game where every decision counts! 𝑫𝒊𝒔𝒉 & 𝑫𝒆𝒂𝒍 is a strategic single-player card game full of unexpected twists and tough choices. Will you play it safe or take risks to turn the tide in your favor?

🔗Check it out here: https://binarysheep.itch.io/dish-and-deal-demo

Hey everyone! I’d love to get some feedback on my game, Dish and Deal, an exciting card game where you deal the cards and dish the drama! Strategy is key as you navigate unpredictable twists and turns. I'm looking for thoughts on gameplay balance, mechanics, and overall fun factor. Any feedback would be super helpful!

Check it out here: https://binarysheep.itch.io/dish-and-deal-demo

Let me know what you think! 😊

I'm "Binary Sheep", a solo indie developer, and I’m currently working on Dish & Deal, a unique deckbuilding game that combines food service with exciting risk-and-reward mechanics. Knowing how much you all love indie games, I thought you might enjoy checking it out! 

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The story and characters are really well done, and the gameplay is simple but meaningful. It’s the kind of game that stays with you after you’ve finished.

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Interesting game! Can't wait for the full release! 

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Surprisingly Addictive! The mix of strategy and randomness makes every run exciting, and there’s always that “one more try” feeling.

Thank you so much! We're thrilled you’re enjoying the strategy aspect and the power-ups! We can't wait for you to dive into the upcoming pools,lots of exciting stuff ahead! 🔥🎮

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad the game brought back that feeling for you. Stay tuned ,there's more to come! 🚀🔥
if you want join our discord: https://discord.gg/GYBZbxFhyN

Thanks for your feedback! This visual bug is only visible on the itch.io web platform. Once it releases on steam the bug has already been fixed but i am trying my best to fix it in the web.

Dish & Deal is a strategic cooking game where you serve delicious dishes using a variety of ingredients at your disposal. Use powerful power-ups to boost your gameplay, perfect your timing, and strategize your moves to satisfy customers and rise to culinary fame. Can you master the art of the deal?

Thank you so much for trying out Toxic Choices and for your positive feedback!

To be honest, it is somewhat difficult—but that's kind of the point, hence the name. Even the choices you make when crafting and testing elixirs are toxic. But in the end, I think it might actually be too difficult. I probably should have released the previous version instead—it was fairer to the player. But it is what it is.

Also, congratulations on your game! The visuals are fantastic, and the gameplay is really interesting and original. I think you’ll be one of the winners—if not, it would definitely be unfair.

Good luck!

Thank you so much for trying it out! The truth is, it’s a bit difficult.

Toxic, as well as Cold and Heat, are negative effects, and the bars fill up depending on the area you’re in. If a bar fills up completely, you start losing health based on whether you’re poisoned, frozen, or overheated.

Thank you so much for trying it out and letting me know that you understood how to manage the materials from enemies to create elixirs—whether beneficial, toxic, or both.

Yeah, it’s a bit of a challenge even for me 😂😭

Thank you so much for trying it out and for the detailed feedback! Yeah, the resolution issue really got on my nerves, and I think it’s caused by itch.io and the way it scales up my canvas in Unity. Other friends tested it and didn’t have any issues, but if you lower the zoom in your browser when you are in fullscreen, I think everything becomes visible.

That said, as a game developer, I don’t like offering this kind of workaround, but after working nearly 13 hours a day for almost three days to finish it, I can forgive myself—though I’m open to any feedback.

I also know the animations could have been much better, but time was tight.

Still, I really appreciate you trying it out, and good luck with the rest of the game jam!

Thank you very much for playing my game <3

Good luck on the gamejam