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While disguising the actual intentions of their businesses in Definitely Not Fried Chicken, players meet plenty of new clients, unlock loads of different narcotics, and of course, earn cash. In the double business sim Definitely Not Fried Chicken, players work towards developing and growing a drugs trade behind legitimate storefronts such as a laundromat and a fried chicken shop. As players attempt to become the next big drug lord, expanding their customer base, generating illegal activities, and selling products can help generate revenue for their businesses.

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In many ways, Definitely Not Fried Chicken is reminiscent of iconic management games like Two Point Hospital, where players manage not only profits but things like employee happiness and general workplace environment. Players will be juggling management of their drug production with management of a front, and players have several options for both - although some won't become available until later in the game's development process. Players will typically start off managing a marijuana growing factory, but can also venture into other field like methamphetamine. In terms of fronts, players can manage the game's namesake, a fried chicken restaurant, or locations like a laundromat or donut shop.

Players will need to choose a business license for their front in Definitely Not Fried Chicken, each of which come with different costs and profit strategies. This means players will need to learn the best ways to make each type of business efficient over time - since as a player's drug empire grows so does their need for fronts - offering another layer of complexity. It's not micromangement chaos like Overcooked:All You Can Eat and other games of that nature when it comes to things like cooking up fried chicken - it's more about assembly lines, budgeting, and statistics as players slowly upgrade each front's potential.

Definitely Not Fried Chicken is a drug enterprise management simulator developed by Dope Games and published by Merge Games. It released on Steam Early Access on January 18, 2023, and the trailer made me think straight away of Gustavo Fring from Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul where he ran his fried chicken restaurant as a front for his drug trafficking business. In this game, a fried chicken joint is just one such business that can help launder money while you grow and develop various narcotics and make money in the underground.

But it's not enough just to make a great product, you need a point of sale! This is where your foreign affairs intertwine: you'll need to build and manage these fronts, including selling legal assets to avoid being found out. People need to eat, right? Manage a chain of fried chicken stores or diversify your portfolio with other businesses. Different places have different people with different tastes.

Working with the team at Merge Games, we created a trailer that had the slapstick humor and shock value that the Definitely Not Fried Chicken game served to its players regularly. Keeping the music light hearted and almost 'apple picking old timey business' themes, we created contrast between the front-serving happy style customer service that the fried chicken gameplay would offer, against the criminal and outrageous night time illegal drug trafficking moments.

Merge Games and developer Dope Games have announced that their Breaking Bad-inspired management sim, Definitely Not Fried Chicken, is launching today on Steam Early Access featuring a 15% launch discount throughout the first week. As a business sim where players will have to manage both the legal and illegal parts of their business, Definitely Not fried Chicken delivers a unique concept wrapped in tongue-in-cheek humor.

But simply making a great product is not enough. You need somewhere to sell it from! This is where your legitimate businesses come in - you'll need to build and manage these fronts, including selling legal goods to avoid detection. People gotta eat right? Run a chain of fried chicken stores or diversify your portfolio with other businesses. Different places have different people with different tastes.

My meal came neatly packed in a white and green carton which easily folded open to reveal 6 deep fried plant-based chicken nuggets and medium fries. What happened to the potato wedges of yesteryear? They were replaced by fries in summer 2020, I have since learned.

I used buttermilk, No seasonings. Instead I dredged in Louisanne Chicken, seasoned mix.. I followed cooking instruction exactly as recommended. Tender crispy fried chicken. It was really very good. A little spicy but worth it. 041b061a72