Cuisineer is a cute game that is both a roguelite and a cooking game. The reason why is because while you’re not beating up monsters for loot and resources, you will be running a restaurant. Yes, it’s a Cooking Mama dungeon game.
In Cuisineer, you will be running a restaurant and fighting monsters, so brewing things is something you will be doing a lot in the game. If you’re looking to understand brewing more in the game, then you have come to the right place. In this guide, I will show you the effects you can get when you brew in the game.
Brewery Guide & Effects
When you brew, you will always get an effect after the end of your brewing. This is mostly for when you’re out fighting against the monsters.
The brew effect mostly comes from the ingredient and the recipe you are using. So, here is a list of the recipes, as well as the effect you get when using a certain ingredient:
Boiled Egg – Push Effect (Salty)
Steam Chicken – Push Effect (Salty)
Sliced Leafy Green (Salad) – Poison
Steamed Leaf – Poison
Prepped Tomato – Electro
Tomato Paste – Sweet + Electro
Coconut Milk – Sweet
Boiled Potato – Push
Fried Potato – Push
Boiled Beef – Push + Armor
Cooked Mushroom – Poison + Shield
Fried Mushroom – Poison + Shield
Spicy Soup – Fire
Melted Cheese – Push + Shield
Tentacle – Ice
That’s all you need to know about the brewery and the effects you can get in Cuisineer. Did this guide help you understand how the system works? Let us know in the comments below.
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