Voice Guided Cooking Studio

Follow voice-guided steps to chop, mix, and cook ingredients to complete four distinct recipes.

How to play

Select one of the four recipes from the main menu.
Listen to the voice guide and read the step instruction.
Drag across the ingredient to mash, cut, rip, or mix.
Tap the Cook button repeatedly to fry, boil, or bake.
Fill the progress ring to 100 percent to advance forward.

Controls

Touch: Swipe on ingredients to prepare them, or tap the Cook button to heat.
Keyboard: Press Enter or Space to activate the Cook button during heating steps.
Mouse: Click and drag on ingredients to prepare them, or click the Cook button.

More about this game

Voice Guided Cooking Studio lets you prepare four different dishes by following step-by-step audio instructions. You start by selecting a recipe like Margherita Pizza or Garden Soup. Each step requires a specific action: dragging across the screen to chop, tear, or mix ingredients, or tapping a button to fry, boil, or bake. A progress ring tracks your work from 0 to 100 percent. The run ends when you complete the final step and plate the finished dish.

Tips

When mixing ingredients, stirring in a circular motion fills the progress ring much faster than swiping in a straight line across the bowl.
Heating steps like frying or baking require exactly four taps of the Cook button to fill the progress ring, as each tap adds 28 percent.
If you miss the audio instruction, press the play icon in the top bar to replay the voice line for the current step.

Questions

What recipes can I make?

You can choose from Margherita Pizza, Garden Soup, Crispy Veg Skillet, and Berry Cupcakes. Each recipe has three to four unique steps to complete before plating the final dish.

How do I chop or tear ingredients?

Click and drag or swipe your finger directly over the ingredient on the workbench. The progress ring will fill up as you continuously move across the item.

Why isn't the Cook button showing up?

The Cook button only appears during heating steps like frying, boiling, or baking. For preparation steps like mashing or cutting, you must interact directly with the ingredients.