Introducing Food Festival 3 — A Playable Cartoon Where You Really Cook!
We’re working on Food Festival 3, a cooking simulator that goes far beyond the usual “tap to fry” games. In our playable cartoon, kids and parents can actually try out real-life recipes while exploring colorful food trucks and dishes from around the world.
✅ Real cooking skills, simplified for families
✅ A fun, safe environment with no stress
✅ Playable cartoon style to keep kids engaged
Our mission is to turn screen time into quality time, helping families connect over food and culture — all while having fun.
We’re just kicking off and would love to connect with other founders, makers, and parents here. Feedback, ideas, partnerships — we’re all ears!
👉 If you’d like to follow our journey or try a beta build soon, drop a comment below!
Good luck! This is interesting
Thanks so much, Tom! Excited to share more soon — hope you stick around 🍔🙂
Good to hear dis, probably this will help too many home makers!
That’s the dream! We really wanted to make something cozy and creative for everyone — especially home cooks 🙌
Would love to follow your journey! Good luck :)
Thank you, Rym! We’ll keep sharing updates — and would love your thoughts along the way 😊
Are you building it in Unity? How many owners does this game has? Also, what are the conditions for being on board with you?
Yes, we're building it in Unity! The owner is Maksym Kochurin — he also founded DevGame (maybe you’ve heard of the “Masha and the Bear: Pizzeria” game?).
Right now, we’re a small team doing everything in-house. If you’re interested in joining or collaborating, we’d love to hear from you! Feel free to drop us a line🙌
Yes, I would love to join you guys. Kindly give me your contact info
How do you approach combining education + entertainment in your product?
We’re trying to make “learning by doing” fun, but always open to ideas!
Same here! We believe “play” is one of the best ways to learn — especially for kids. In our game, players recreate real recipes step-by-step, which teaches them cooking logic without pressure. Would love to hear your take on that!