Customer Reviews

Hell's Kitchen

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(6)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

I wished this game lived up to the TV show, the show is dramatic, tense, and fun to watch. This game is somewhat a combination of Diner Dash, and Order Up. If you like the arcade style of game go with Diner Dash, and if you like to cook try Cooking MaMa, or Order Up.

This game has you managing a restaurant, so you are the server, bus boy, host, and oh yes, you are the cook too. I think this is where the game goes wrong, it should have been a game where you could have played either part, but nope, you do both. The cooking isn't skillful it is mearly clicking on the food and making sure it is timed correctly. No fun movement of the controller to cook.

I don't think this game is going to have a long playability, there are not levels. The vocals to get repetitive, but you do hear Gordon's comments being bleeped so that is kinda fun. I have found the graphics to be a bit hard to read. They went for detail, which means you need a really large TV or you need to sit close to read a lot of what is on the game.

This game had some good ideas, but as an overall game it isn't well pulled together. I was hoping for a game where I could really cook and maybe be in competition with other chefs. This game fails to meet that critera. The game play is ok, the graphics are hard to read, and I don't think this is a title you will be able to play for a long time. I would recommend this game once it hits the bargin bin.

I was a little bit disappointed with this game. The graphics are good, and it is reminiscent of the t.v show, but the game is really short. I beat the whole game after about 4 total hours of playing, and it isn't exactly one of those games that is interesting enough to keep playing even after you beat it.

I bought this game as a Christmas present for my spouse. She is a huge fan of the show and was looking forward to playing the game. Playing in one player mode is a bit mundane however, we have found that playing in multi-player cooperative mode is very entertaining. We both love the fact that we get to play as a team and work to achieve a perfect score for Chef Ramsey. We very much recommend this game for couples. If you are looking for a game where you can get very detailed in the cooking of food then this may not be your thing. The skill required for Hells Kitchen is more timing than executing proper recipes. That's fine for us as neither of us aspire to be true chefs. It is also not for young children, as Chef Ramseys' attitude when mad is very mean spirited in nature. Not to mention the inference of foul language hidden by beeping sounds.

I'm a huge fan of the show so as soon as the game came out I had to get it. Unfortunately it was a major disappointment. All you do for cooking (on top of being the host, server, and bus your tables) is click on bowls to make them spin and then put them in the pots to have them be ready on time.

If they had you cook actual recipes and forget the other 3 parts it would be a great game!

After all of the movement with the other wii games, I thought this was going to be great. What a let down! All you do is click objects while he cusses at you. The graphics in the kitchen and the dinning room are never changing, and he says the same phrases over and over. If I were the perfectionist that Gordon Ramsey is, I would not have put my name on this product!

If you are expected a deep complicated game then you had better look elsewhere.

There is really nothing to this game once you get the basics down, which will take about 5 minutes.

You can breeze through the whole game in a few hours and after that there is really no reason at all to play it again.

I read that Gordon Ramsey personally oversaw the production of the game and I find it hard to beleive he would put his name on this at all.

You want a slightly more challenging cooking game then try Order Up.

This is the most boring and repetitive game I've ever seen. You just click on things to do them in the right order and quick enough. That's it, clicking on things, that's not a game and it sure isn't worth paying form. HORRIBLE

This game is not what I thought it would be at all. It's just a upgrade version of Dinner Dash but with Gordon yelling at you. It is fun, just not what I was expecting.

Since I love watching Hells Kitchen and Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares this game is a blast. Chef Ramsey gives you NO slack in this game. Wouldnt advise for children due to language content although.

I bought this game and was not very satisfied. Not much to it really. Just clicking things in order. I wish there was more too it like having to advertise your restaurant or decorate it. It's more of a game to rent at the video store than to buy.