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About TET
TET is a short, hand‑drawn cooking game that asks players to prepare a Vietnamese Lunar New Year dinner. The experience is built around quick mini‑games such as cutting tofu, washing cabbage, and rolling spring rolls, and the game promises “delicious surprises” along the way.
The title was created by Swiss‑Vietnamese illustrator Charlotte Broccard together with developers Etienne Frank, Guillaume Mezino, and Mario von Rickenbach. It is released for Windows, macOS, and Linux and includes Single‑player, In‑App Purchases, and Family Sharing.
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Mini‑Game Variety
The core gameplay consists of several distinct mini‑games, each representing a specific cooking action. The description lists cutting tofu, washing cabbage, and delicately rolling spring rolls as separate interactive challenges.
These mini‑games are presented as short, hand‑drawn experiences that together form the preparation of a festive dinner. The wording “delicious surprises” suggests unexpected delights await during the dinner preparation.
- Watch the on‑screen cues to gauge timing for each cooking action.
- Try each mini‑game once to understand its unique input pattern.
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Cultural Theme
TET frames its gameplay around the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, using traditional dishes and cooking steps to convey cultural heritage. The description explicitly mentions “Enter the world of delicious Vietnamese food.”
The game’s purpose, as stated, is to share the creator’s cultural background through food preparation, linking each mini‑game to a recognizable element of the holiday feast.
- Notice which Vietnamese dishes appear in each mini‑game.
- Compare the in‑game recipes with real New Year foods for context.
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Art Style
The visual presentation is described as a “short hand‑drawn experience,” indicating a hand‑drawn, colorful aesthetic throughout the game. Charlotte Broccard’s illustration work is highlighted in the description.
Consistent hand‑drawn graphics appear across all cooking steps, reinforcing a unified indie visual identity that matches the game’s fresh and colorful tone.
- Pause briefly to appreciate the hand‑drawn details in each scene.
- Observe how color highlights the food items during play.
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Platform Availability
The store data lists Windows, macOS, and Linux as supported platforms, meaning the game can be installed on any of these three desktop operating systems.
No additional platform‑specific restrictions are mentioned, so the same cooking experience is expected regardless of which supported OS the player uses.
- Check that your computer runs one of the listed operating systems before purchasing.
- Use the default input method provided by your OS when playing.
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Family Sharing
Family Sharing appears in the feature list, indicating the purchase can be shared with other accounts in the same family group while the game remains Single‑player.
Each shared account experiences the same solo cooking sequence; the feature only removes the need for multiple purchases within a household.
- Enable Family Sharing through your platform’s account settings to allow other household members access.
- Remember each user will start the single‑player experience independently.
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