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ChopChop is a new homebrew game for NES that has been described by its developer Sebotron as: a “frantic little NES kitchen game about reading a recipe, grabbing the right ingredients, and racing through the prep before time runs out.” He further describes the game as: “Part arcade panic, part recipe memorization, and part kitchen chaos. One round you’re tossing together soup, the next you’re building a sando, and then suddenly you’re plating curry like your life depends on it.”
In a post on his X account, the homebrew developer Sebrotron says that: “Some weeks ago I needed a break and spent a weekend making a black box-style cooking game for the NES. Here is ChopChop.”
While Sebotron is self-deprecatingly dismissive of his game, posting on X that it offers “5-10 minutes of entertainment,” None other than retro gaming YouTuber John Riggs is a fan of the game, posting on X that he thinks it’s “great”.
ChopChop is available as a free NES ROM download via Sebotron’s itch.io page.
Sebotron’s previous homebrew projects for Nintendo consoles include a JRPG called The Book of Rynn for NES and a platform game called Santa Rush for Game Boy Color. Sebotron describes himself as: “a hobbyist retro gamedev, guitar player and math rock enthusiast from Montreal, Canada.”
