Kitchen Traitor

One delivery away. One teammate too close.
The order is ready. A teammate slaps you, dinner hits the floor, and the clock keeps ticking. An accident… or exactly what they wanted?

Cook, carry, serve and wash together across Classic Kitchen, Rooftop Grill and Nami Sushi. Each restaurant has six recipes. On the Rooftop, you carry orders to numbered tables.

Make sabotage look like a mistake.
Switch off a stove, add the wrong ingredient or let dinner burn. A slap can drop a teammate's plated food. Hidden traitors use the same actions as the other cooks, so a mistake does not reveal a role. Watch what happened and decide who you trust.

Call a meeting. Keep the doors open.
Discuss the shift and vote on who should be tied up. Bound cooks can hop around but cannot work; their roles stay hidden, and they return when their restraint ends.

In normal matches, three successful days in a row save the restaurant; three total warnings close it. Miss the daily target and a warning sticks. Short matches use two successes in a row or two warnings.

4–8 players online: social deduction with one or two traitors, depending on group size and host settings.

2–3 players: co-op without traitors. Larger groups can choose this too.

Solo practice: learn the kitchens on your own.

In-game voice and text chat, individual mute controls and adjustable difficulty.

Playing together: social deduction needs at least four players. If the host leaves, the match ends. Speaking in-game requires a microphone; external voice apps are not muted.

Promotional clips are directed in-engine footage.AI usage
AI tools assisted with programming and content-production scripts during development. The game includes a menu background illustration created with generative AI. Content is prepared during development; the game does not generate AI content during gameplay.