Food & Drink (51 programs)

Pros: Bold, hand-drawn letterforms suited to titles and themed graphics. Includes uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and basic punctuation. Distributed as TrueType (.ttf) for straightforward Windows integration. Maintains high readability for a decorative display face.

Cons: Commercial license not included in typical personal-use listings. Designed for display use, not extended body text. Limited to Latin characters and basic punctuation. Provided primarily as .ttf, no webfont formats included.

Pros: Native Beatport streaming for direct track access. MIDI hardware controller support for tactile mixing. GPU-rendered UI using wgpu (DirectX 12 on Windows). Rust implementation geared for low-latency live audio.

Cons: Requires familiarity with terminal workflows and host configuration. GPU graphics need a compatible terminal host to render properly. Setup and controller mapping require extra pre-show testing.

Pros: Randomly generated mazes. Oppressive sound design and atmosphere. Retro pixelated 3D visuals. Simple, accessible controls.

Cons: No combat or defense mechanics.

Pros: Fun for all age groups. Has a learning curve from simple to tricky.

Cons: Some players may find the game simple. Owes a lot to the original Cooking Academy..

Pros: Wide selection of restaurants and bars. Simple layout. Easy to navigate and use. Determines your location and offers results accordingly.

Cons: Menu card do not always show up properly. Limited locations available. Large RAM consumption.

Pros: SO COOKBOOK offers a massive variety of recipes to view. A stage-by-stage mode can be activated to ensure that every recipe is made simple.

Cons: There have been issues with obtaining adequate levels of customer support in the past. Meant to cater to European audiences as opposed to those living in the United States.

Pros: Clear recipes. Lots of festive content.

Cons: Requires Win 8.1 or higher. Similar content can be found online.