Chef Knight gets June 2026 release date
Clover Bite’s forthcoming dungeon cooking game Chef Knight is set to arrive next month.
Revealed today, the game will launch on June 1 on PC. A trailer for the title can be seen below.
A synopsis for Chef Knight reads:
In Chef Knight, every monster is a menu item waiting to happen. Players explore top-down dungeons filled with creatures both deadly and delectable - dodging traps, aiming attacks, and unlocking powerful culinary weapons as they push deeper into increasingly dangerous depths. Back in the kitchen, the spoils of combat become the raw ingredients for an ever-expanding cookbook of monster cuisine, from humble broths to highly sought-after delicacies. Sell the results to hungry goblin customers and reinvest the profits into a vast skill tree that improves how fast you fight, how efficiently you cook, and how far you can push each run.
Key features of Chef Knight include:
Cook What You Kill. Every monster in the dungeon is a potential ingredient. Slay enemies, collect their remains, and transform your haul into an ever-expanding menu of monster-themed meals, from simple broths to exquisite delicacies.
Deep Dungeon Combat. Explore top-down dungeons filled with deadly and delicious monsters. Aim your attacks, dodge dangerous traps, and unlock powerful culinary weapons to handle the darkest depths of the dungeon.
A Kitchen Full of Secrets. Discover new ingredients, unlock recipes, and watch your monstrous menu grow from humble meals into highly sought-after delicacies as you master the art of dungeon gastronomy.
Vast Skill Tree Progression. Sell your dishes and reinvest the profits into a sprawling skill tree. Improve your combat speed, cooking efficiency, and dungeon endurance to push further with every run.
Hand-Drawn Cozy Aesthetic. A charming, hand-drawn art style brings the dungeons, kitchens, and critters of Chef Knight to life, a world that is warm and inviting even when the monsters are trying to kill you.
A demo is available on Steam right now here.
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