Playing the game may serve as inspiration for enjoying the wonders of creating in a real-world kitchen.
It's important to remember that Toca Kitchen 2 is a fun and creative game more than it is an authentic cooking experience. Store for iOS or for Android on the servers of the Google Play Store lie. However, there's also something important missing in this virtual kitchen: The feel of soft bread or slimy fish, the sound of splattering butter on a frying pan, and that heavenly smell of something yummy baking in the oven just can't be replicated with a 2-D screen. Toca Kitchen 2 does not load or only very slowly despite internet connection. There are some neat features that echo real life: Food browns as it's cooked or steams when it comes out of the hot oven. Mushroom fish juice, anyone? It would be nice to be able to keep a record of what kids create - e.g., take pictures of plates served, or write notes on what foods kids chose, how they cooked them, and how the guests reacted. As with other games in the Toca Life series, players have the opportunity to express themselves and show their creativity. Feel like slicing up squid, asparagus, and candy canes, and rolling it all up into a cone of seaweed Go right ahead. Customers come in, and you decide what they’re going to eat. Although the space isn’t as big as in Toca Life World, you can use lots of ingredients to prepare different dishes for tasters who want to taste the food you’ve cooked. With Toca Kitchen Sushi, you’re the chef of a busy seaside restaurant. With the safety of using virtual knives and fire, kids take on the role of chef, cooking, combining, and creating one unique (and sometimes unusual) dish after another. Toca Kitchen 2 makes you feel like a real chef. Toca Kitchen 2 shines as a platform for no-rules, no-wrong-answers, open-ended play.
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