It could be an ok game if it's basically Diner 2.0. I liked the idea of balancing getting ingredients, managing a kitchen, and delivering food items before customers get cranky.

Basically Overcooked the game. (I wonder how much a license for that video game would be?)

What if on the touch screen lock down bar, occasionally a roach runs across it and you have to slap it. Maybe too gross, maybe too abusive of the touch screen, but just an idea.

It could be fun if every once in a while a "health department inspector" is scheduled to come to look at your truck. But you have to quickly put everything away and hit the road so they don't fine you.

I wonder how much it would cost to license Peter Pepper and make it a Burger Time game. At least that would have some nostalgia with the core pin buying demographic.

Another dumb idea I had by thinking about Overcooked

In between serving people you have to wash dishes/wipe the service counter by swiping the lockdown bar. If you don't clean, you get lower food reviews and the health inspector is summoned faster (see my previous post re: health inspectors). It's something silly to do, makes use of the touch screen, and it's fun to watch people struggle as they move their hands around the cabinet.

Or if you're a super serious player who hates fun, you let everything be dirty and it makes the game more challenging.

I want to know what the social media rules in food truck will be. How does deeproot think social media works?

I think the timeframe and quality of the RAZA deliverables will have the biggest factor on the sales of their next game

Consumer confidence is a major hurdle they have to overcome.

But it’ll be interesting when they do announce the game for sale relative to RAZA shipping and if they do another limited sales window with minimal marketing.

I like the idea of Food Truck as an original theme. I’m mildly excited to see it.

Depends on if Robinhood screws me on my GME gains