Cuisine Royale Articles
CRSED: F.O.A.D., the self-described MMO Last-Man-Standing Shooter, is now available on PC and console.
It's time to belly up to the chuckwagon, pards, as Cuisine Royale has been updated to bring the Wild West content season into the game. Players moseyin' into the game will find cowboys, bandits, sheriffs, Native Americans and "other heroes of the prairie". In addition, and for the first time, a female playable character is available.
Gaijin Entertainment is inviting all chefs to the latest cookout in Cuisine Royale. This time, devs are serving up "mean-ass zombies". The trick in this Halloween treat is that when a player dies during the "battle royale" game, they will be transformed into a zombie that will in turn try to kill those remaining.
Gaijin Entertainment and Darkflow Software have announced a new series of in-game events that will be focused on the foods of various nations throughout the world. Of course, this will all be implemented in a humorous way. The Seasons of Grande Cuisine will kick off with a celebration of Italy where players will be collecting items to create great cuisine in the form of "Fancy pizza pants, Mafia suits, Venetian masks, Provocative graffiti, Antique gravestones & more".
Gaijin Entertainment has announced that over a million players took part in the free to play Cuisine Royale, a battle royale with a culinary twist. Cuisine Royale began its life as an April Fool's Day joke that gained traction with the company's fans until the team finally decided to give it a go by releasing it earlier this month.
Gaijin Entertainment has announced that its April Fool's Day event called "Cuisine Royale" has been turned into its own standalone game. While it features the standard type battle royale themes of taking out the enemy to be the last one standing, Cuisine Royale does so with cooking implements and themes throughout. "Use a colander as head protection or equip a wok as a formidable breastplate."