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Okay so for starters I went on this absolute “stuffed chicken nugget patty” TEAR for a hot minute this winter. It started with the idea of making chicken cordon bleu but sandwich style. So I made essentially a giant chicken nugget filled with Swiss & ham, breaded it, fried it, and the rest is history. But pictured here: Coconut shrimp burger- chopped shrimp folded into a shrimp mousseline with lime zest and scallion. Breaded with desiccated sweetened & unsweetened coconut and a bit of panko (I did multiple breading testers and this was the final). Served with shredduce, coconut crack & a preserved lime and Thai chili mayo. jalepeno popper- chicken nugget seasoned with house grown fermented peppers & other stuffed with Mozz/american/roasted jalepenos. Patty is dusted with same fermented stuff, and then a candied jalepeno cream cheese mayo. Chicken Parmesan- nugget stuffed with mozz/provalone/ roasted tomato. Patty is seasoned after frying with a dehydrated tomato powder salt. Sandwich is built with tomato aioli, shredduce, Italian dressing. Chicken cordon bleu- this pic was my tester and the first stuffed nugget I made. I sadly didn’t get a pic of the final sandwich. But stuffed with Swiss & ham. PEA- Lafel- essentially a falafel made entirely with dried & fresh peas, tons of herb stems, and the bottoms of scallions. This one is kind of my favorite because it’s super unsuspecting as a veggie burger, but crispy, bright green, super herbaceous, and easily made gluten free or vegan if you sub the bun. Best part is? A batch making 30 coats around $5. Bosses love the profit margins! Not pictured: a very delicious nugget sando filled with house kimchi, mozz & American. submitted by /u/Lakeveloute to r/KitchenConfidential [link] [comments]

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It's been three years since the last post on the topic. Places have opened and closed in that time. What's your vote for the best Cheesesteak and/or Italian Chopped Sandwich in the General area of AVL? submitted by /u/ZeBigD23 to r/asheville [link] [comments]

Every day I will eat one Jersey Mike’s sandwich and post proof. I will continue doing this until Jersey Mike’s buys me a Lamborghini. Day 10 sandwich: Today since it was the national launch, I went with the HOT ITLIAN. After gaining experience - and taking advice from the community over the past few days - I had to revisit this sandwich with everything I've learned so far. It was good the first time, but this time I needed it to slap. I chose Rosemary Parmesan because it pairs perfectly with hot subs, and I added bacon for that extra savory crunch. For toppings, I went with everything except tomatoes and juice. The onions were grilled, and then I added the real game changers. hot chopped pepper relish and chipotle mayo. This combo is absolutely goated. I'm honestly struggling to think of a sandwich where I wouldn't want to use CPR and chipotle mayo together. They blend into a unique flavor that soaks into the bread, the chopped meat, and the cheese, complementing everything perfectly. There was so much packed into this sandwich that there was barely room for the lettuce, but it added great texture and helped soak up all those flavor-packed juices. I annihilated this sandwich in record time. I should probably start recording how long it takes me. On a scale of Jersey Mikes to Lamborghini, this sub is an Italian 🇮🇹 Money spent today: $9.96 ($11.10 + $0.86 - $2.00) Shore Points added: 6 pts Money spent so far: $121.77 = $9.96 + $111.81 Shore Points Total: 136pts Calories consumed so far: 10,590 Calories? (current 1,040 + previous 9,550) Total feet consumed: 5.75 feet / (7.25" + 61.75" = 69") nice Current weight: 184.1lb (+0.2 from yesterday, +1.3 from starting 182.8lb) Current height: still 5'9" (0.0 change from yesterday) See you tomorrow. submitted by /u/Mikesway2026 to r/jerseymikes [link] [comments]

After a year of research, debate, and help from many of you in your home regions, I’ve finished a national map of 78 U.S. food regions. Each area is based on distinct culinary traditions shaped by geography, culture, and history, from Gullah and Tex-Mex to Monroe BBQ and Crucian cuisine. I’d love your feedback: Did I miss something obvious? Should a region be renamed, removed, or split further? A version of this map’s headed to print next year as part of a national cultural atlas, so this is the last round of tuning before it gets locked in. Methodology note: This map is interpretive rather than purely statistical. Regions were defined using a mix of historical settlement patterns, agricultural zones, immigration history, regional dishes, and feedback from locals across multiple revisions. This is the 5th major revision, and I’m posting here specifically to invite critique before it goes to print as part of a larger cultural atlas. Edit- just tried to reupload this in higher resolution. I went as high res as Reddit would let me. Sorry if it's still blurry or unreadable. DM me or look at links in my profile and I'll point you to a higher-res version submitted by /u/piri_reis_ to r/dataisbeautiful [link] [comments]

After a year of research, debate, and help from many of you in your home regions, I’ve finished a national map of 78 U.S. food regions. Each area is based on distinct culinary traditions shaped by geography, culture, and history, from Gullah and Tex-Mex to Monroe BBQ and Crucian cuisine. I’d love your feedback: Did I miss something obvious? Should a region be renamed, removed, or split further? A version of this map’s headed to print next year as part of a national cultural atlas, so this is the last round of tuning before it gets locked in. Edit- just tried to reupload this in higher resolution. I went as high as Reddit would allow. Sorry if it's still fuzzy. DM me or look at links in my profile and I'll point you to a higher-res version submitted by /u/piri_reis_ to r/MapPorn [link] [comments]

Thanks for all the love on this 🙏 Reddit compresses the map—if you want full-res zoom-ins (and prints), they’re on my IG. My bio there has the link to the shop. IG: americanfoodatlas submitted by /u/piri_reis_ to r/MapPorn [link] [comments]

I had the Crocante: finocchiona salami (sliced & crispy), fior di capra (goat cheese), pepperonata, rosemarino greens on schiacciata flatbread. Absolutely superb from Ariete E Toro in Toronto. What would you choose? submitted by /u/poppedculture to r/Sandwiches [link] [comments]

Game Information Game Title: Cronos: The New Dawn Platforms: Nintendo Switch (Sep 5, 2025) PC (Sep 5, 2025) PlayStation 5 (Sep 5, 2025) Xbox Series X/S (Sep 5, 2025) Trailer: Review Aggregator: OpenCritic - 78 average - 75% recommended - 64 reviews Critic Reviews Atarita - İdil Barbaros - Turkish - 75 / 100 Bloober Team continues their mastery of atmosphere with Cronos: The New Dawn. While its story draws you in with fear and brutality, repetitive level design and combat prevent it from maintaining the same quality. Bazimag - Sadeq Moqaddam - Persian - 9.5 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is one of the most complete, creative, and thrilling games of this year, and without a doubt, one of the best horror games of this generation. It hasn’t come just to announce its presence; it’s here to push the genre forward, add new elements to it, and prove that there’s still room for creativity and fresh ideas in survival horror. Cronos plants a new kind of fear in your heart and makes sure you’re glued to your seat. But Why Tho? - Mick Abrahamson - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a lot of fun as a survival horror. While not terrifying, it is still stressful and does something unique with the genre. CGMagazine - Marcus Kenneth - 8.5 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a great step forward from Bloober Team. The combat, the brutality, and the underlying score and atmosphere really stick with you. COGconnected - Stephan Adamus - 75 / 100 The game matches the quality of Bloober Team’s pre-Silent Hill 2 efforts, but, unfortunately, they’re still going to be looking to create a masterpiece amongst their original IPs. Cerealkillerz - Gabriel Bogdan - German - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn seems like the hidden successor to the Dead Space Trilogy that takes us back to its roots. The game offers incredible sound design and a terrifying atmosphere. The amazing graphics come with some fps drops, even in Performance Mode in the PS5. Melee is sadly a joke if you run out of bullets, but the great weapon design makes up for it. The story is also well done with the right amount of scares. Checkpoint Gaming - Luke Mitchell - 8.5 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a strong new scary entry from Bloober Team, mixing well-worn tropes of the genre with some interesting sci-fi twists and a captivating, if somewhat confusing, narrative tying it all together. Balancing a restricted inventory while tackling waves of disgusting creatures makes for an intense time, and exploring the infected district in Poland is a memorable setting. Cronos: The New Dawn is confident in delivering what it set out to do; it's a new survival horror IP that has legs – and lots of other limbs – carrying it to spooky success. Console Creatures - Bobby Pashalidis - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a culmination of over a decade of experience from Bloober Team. Through the years, the studio has risen to the challenge, and this trend continues with its newest franchise, which is a mix of some of the biggest survival horror games to exist. The campaign is brutal and challenges you to survive in a bleak, failed world where a virus has wreaked havoc in Eastern Europe, and the sci-fi elements present a fun twist on the formula. Daily Mirror - 4 / 5 I’m hoping this marks the start of a bold new universe, one where Bloober Team continues to use past inspirations to forge something truly unique to itself. Digital Spy - Ben Rayner - 4 / 5 Cronos: The New Dawn feels like the first step into a universe we’d love to see expanded upon and is simply a must for any survival horror fan to try. Digitale Anime - Raouf Belhamra - Arabic - 9.5 / 10 "True horror in an unforgiving world" Cronos: The New Dawn is Bloober Team's most ambitious project yet, combining classic survival horror with innovative concepts like enemy combinations and time travel. Its dark atmosphere, stunning sound design, and mysterious story make it a standout experience for fans of methodical horror. Despite some sluggish movement and limited interactivity, it promises to be one of the most outstanding horror games of its generation. Digitec Magazine - Domagoj Belancic - German - 5 / 5 Cronos: The New Dawn impresses with a brilliant story and a fresh setting, somewhere between retro-futurism, brutalism, and sci-fi horror. The simple and slow combat system is a matter of taste. If you go along with it, you can expect nerve-wracking battles. Monsters that merge with already defeated enemies add an exciting twist to the encounters. The ingenious level design is (a bit too) linear, but it captivates with its almost perfect pacing, in which action, story, and puzzles alternate continuously. The scarce resources create a constant tension, which is underscored by an excellent synth-electro soundtrack. In short, "Cronos: The New Dawn" is one of the best horror games I've ever played. DualShockers - Callum Marshall - 9 / 10 But, in a genre where established games rule the roost, Bloober Team has just muscled into the conversation, as Cronos is good enough to rub shoulders with the horror greats." Evilgamerz - Christiaan Ribbens - Dutch - 9 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is an excellent survival horror game. The story is compelling, the world is impressive, and the Polish influences create a fresh look and feel. The combat is challenging and rewarding, and the claustrophobic levels and jump scares are excellently designed. Players who enjoy exploring will be richly rewarded here. Minor drawbacks, such as bugs and limited enemy variety, hardly detract from this. Turn up the music, grab your weapons, and prepare for a journey through a world that's both beautiful and terrifying. This is a horror game you'll happily play through twice. Final Weapon - Saras Rajpal - 2 / 5 Cronos: The New Dawn is filled to the brim with potential, which ultimately falls short in how it executes all of its concepts. While there is a great story foundation and some interesting mechanics, the lackluster conclusion to the narrative, combined with irritating combat, frequent glitches, poor pacing of traversal, and repetitive gameplay scenarios, makes for a product that fails to capture the quality of other entries in the genre. GAMES.CH - Benjamin Braun - German - 87% Nevertheless, the game's balance is successful, perhaps precisely because the game primarily focuses on one level. Because "Cronos" is always challenging at a consistently (high!) level and doesn't make any compromises. One thing is clear: If you like the genre, you have to get it! Game Rant - Dalton Cooper - 6 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn checks most of the survival-horror boxes, but is held back by clunky combat and an underwhelming narrative. Game Sandwich - Augusto A. - 9 / 10 It becomes increasingly apparent as you play through it that Cronos is a passion project, one of those titles that a studio finally manages to develop after hitting it big with a commercially successful release. Following something like Silent Hill 2 with an entirely new horror IP takes a lot of confidence, but that bold move has certainly paid off, as Bloober Team’s vision and execution are tremendously impressive. GameBlast - Alexandre Galvão - Portuguese - 8.5 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a testament to Bloober Team's maturity within the survival horror genre. The studio delivers a dark, complex, and engaging experience that consistently balances psychological horror with science fiction elements. While not accessible to everyone, mainly due to its slower pace and high resource management requirements, it stands out as one of the genre's most memorable experiences in 2025. For those who enjoy the challenge and immersion of classic survival horror, Cronos is a must-play title. GameGrin - Jacob Sanderson - 4.5 / 10 Fantastic art direction can't save Cronos: The New Dawn from its boring gameplay, and awkward story. GameOnly - Mateusz Cieślak - Polish - 4.5 / 5 Cronos: The New Dawn surprised me above all with its unique type of narration and the blend of post-apocalyptic Poland with true portrayal of everyday life in the PRL era. I’m convinced not everyone will share my enthusiasm, but for me, Cronos is a game I would gladly pay even 350 PLN for, much more than the developers themselves suggest, and despite the higher price, I would feel fully satisfied with the purchase. GamePro - Dennis Müller - German - 85 / 100 However, not every idea is equally well implemented—the monster fusion system certainly has room for improvement—and the presentation was clearly lacking in budget. Overall, however, these are minor criticisms in an otherwise very good horror game that will keep many of you entertained for a good 20 hours. GameSpot - Mark Delaney - 8 / 10 Bloober Team follows its Silent Hill 2 remake with an original horror story that is tense throughout, though sometimes too punishing. Gameblog - French - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn cements Bloober Team's status as masters of horror. Following the highly acclaimed Silent Hill 2 Remake, the studio has clearly gained confidence, offering us a fresh take on survival horror with this new release. Gameliner - Patrick Meurs - Dutch - 4.5 / 5 Cronos: The New Dawn leans on familiar gameplay but shines with its apocalyptic story, dystopian 1980s Krakow setting, and haunting synth soundtrack—held back only by clunky dodging and the lack of a proper map. Gamer Guides - Ben Chard - 85 / 100 Cronos: The New Dawn is a fantastic new survival horror IP that brings its own spin. A story elevated by some fantastic environmental storytelling, impactful sound design, and challenging combat makes this a title hard to put down. Gamer Social Club - Russell Segui - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is born of the same vein as some of the more classic single player horror games, and while the game definitely plays like a lot of the more recent entries it’s still its own thing. It borrows from a lot of them for sure, but there is a really good story here. The gameplay is right in line with the most recent horror remakes we’ve been getting lately, all while being able to borrow from past versions of those games by being tough but fair. GamesRadar+ - Ashley Bardhan - 3.5 / 5 Extremely limited inventory slots sometimes make these battles feel like I'm holding my breath underwater. GamingBolt - Varun Karunakar - 9 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a fantastic addition to the survival horror genre, dishing out both survival and horror in equal measures. It can be overwhelming at first, but your confidence improves as you progress thanks to how The Bloober Team has designed the world and its environments. It also piques your curiosity in subtle ways, making you scour the world for snippets of information. Poignant moments in its narrative, shared with the people you meet, make its story a very nuanced exploration of how human greed can have the most devastating consequences, as does the tendency to attempt covering up one's mistakes. This is a game that I would recommend to anybody looking for a meaty story, and a challenging gameplay loop. Hinsusta - Pascal Kaap - German - 9 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a gripping survival horror experience that takes Bloober Team to a new level. Cronos: The New Dawn is the best survival horror game of this year. IGN - Tristan Ogilvie - 7 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn presents an intriguing mystery to unravel and a creepy sci-fi hellscape to explore, but its run-of-the-mill combat system prevents it from stepping out of the shadows cast by survival-horror heavyweights like Dead Space and Resident Evil 4 that clearly inspired it. IGN Italy - Andrea Giongiani - Italian - 7 / 10 An ambitious yet flawed survival horror. Its great atmosphere and setting are marred by bugs, repetitive enviromnents, and more bugs. A shame. IGN Spain - Alejandro Morillas - Spanish - 6 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn fails to deliver a well-rounded survival horror experience due to combat that doesn't measure up to the rest of the game. On the other hand, it also gives us a wonderful science fiction story that is fascinating both narratively and visually. Just Play it - Aimen TAIB - Arabic - 8 / 10 Bloober Team has partially succeeded in breaking away from its traditions with Cronos: The New Dawn, delivering a different identity built around the concept of time rifts and enemy fusion, which gave the experience a distinctive flavour. On the other hand, the studio strayed from its strength in crafting compelling stories, offering a survival journey that feels far removed from the sense of horror we had expected. Loot Level Chill - Chris White - 9 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is proof Bloober Team can make exceptional horror games, with terrifying monsters and some great ideas. Manual dos Games - Luccas Batista de Paula - Portuguese - 9.2 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is more than just a horror game. It’s a complete experience that blends an engaging narrative, suffocating atmosphere, challenging gameplay, and creative puzzles. It’s also a reminder that survival horror still has plenty of room for innovation. MondoXbox - Giuseppe Genga - Italian - 9 / 10 With Cronos: The New Dawn, Bloober Team delivers its most accomplished work yet: a gripping survival horror with a masterful artistic vision, shaped by both past experiences and genre classics. Set in 1980s Kraków under Russian occupation, the game shifts into a nightmarish, oppressive reality. Its demanding mechanics and outstanding art direction make it one of the most intense horror experiences in recent years - unmissable. MonsterVine - James Carr - 4 / 5 Cronos: The New Dawn is a great survival horror game, utilizing its tough and grueling combat to complement the grueling and unforgiving atmosphere of Eastern Europe in the 1980s. It pushes the staples of the genre, like inventory management, to their extremes, without feeling overly difficult or unfair. The narrative won't blow you away, and it doesn't answer some of the more compelling questions its sci-fi story sets up, but you always want to learn more and find the next piece of information. It's not quite transcendent in the way some recent survival horror games have been, but it's a great time and absolutely worth diving into. Niche Gamer - Fingal Belmont - 10 / 10 Fans of Dead Space will be thrilled by the parallels, but Cronos has more to offer than superficial similarities. Fans of PS1 and PS2 era horror games will adore the level design and tasteful throwbacks. It’s old-school where it counts, yet modern enough to feel fresh. The classic survival horror gameplay will pull you in, but you’ll stick around for the intriguing story and characters. Output Lag - Michael Murphy - 8 / 10 While a bit too ambitious, Cronos: The New Dawn is a great new IP from Bloober Team that showcases the team's horror chops in a gory futuristic way. PC Gamer - Elie Gould - 58 / 100 The scariest part of Cronos: The New Dawn is probably the frustrating combat, and while it boasts a selection of surprisingly cool puzzles, they're not enough to save the experience. PPE.pl - Piotrek Kamiński - Polish - 7 / 10 Cronos: the New Dawn features an interestingly designed world and a proven gameplay model, which benefits greatly from being set in Krakow's Nowa Huta district, but it is clear that the team does not yet have experience with action-oriented games. Horror fans can safely give this new title from Poland a chance. PSX Brasil - Marco Aurélio Couto - Portuguese - 85 / 100 Combining a brutal setting, strong psychological elements, and engaging narrative, Cronos: The New Dawn represents another success for Bloober Team, although the repetition of objectives and limited variety in combat compromise the pace at times. Pizza Fria - Álvaro Saluan da Cunha - Portuguese - 8.6 / 10 This is a game that won me over more for its narrative and atmosphere. If it were just for the gameplay, I might not have enjoyed the experience as much. Play Watch Read - Sylvano Witte - Dutch - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is the newest project of Bloober Team and you know how to frustrate well with a moment, but also to inspire you again. This is mainly due to the scarcity of bullets, materials and tools. With every fight you have to make a decision or shoot or flights is the best choice. It is a challenging game where dead enemies can still frustrate you. Cronos: The New Dawn is not reserved for every gamer. So do you like a good challenge and can you make good choices? Then you will enjoy Cronos: The New Dawn. PlayStation Universe - Adam Byrne - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a confident, if somewhat slightly derivative effort which is the measure of a developer not looking to rest on its laurels or coast on recent successes. Kept in line by solid fundamentals and a story that hits the right notes, this is an easy recommendation for fans of similar games where the hospitality of the locals isn't as warm or as welcoming as you had once hoped. Prima Games - Ali Hashmi - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is Bloober Team’s best game yet and a clear showcase of their growth as a studio. Its mysterious world, grounded yet engaging characters, restrained use of horror and exposition, and striking visuals make it a worthy title among its contemporaries. The combat, however, can feel uneven at times, keeping it just short of true greatness. Push Square - Aaron Bayne - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a brilliant addition to the survival horror genre. In a lot of ways it's derivative, especially when it comes to how it plays and how it feels. However, Bloober has injected enough charm, curiosities, and weirdness into it to make it not only its own thing, but something almost endearing. With impeccable visuals, an entrancing score, and a captivatingly dark time-travelling mystery, Cronos: The New Dawn is a delectable piece of sci-fi horror. SECTOR.sk - Peter Dragula - Slovak - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a retrofuturistic horror-action game with tense survival combat, atmospheric world design, and rewarding upgrades. Its slow-paced storytelling and eerie soundscape build tension, delivering a gripping 15-hour experience, though scarce ammo, frequent deaths, and tough bosses can feel punishing. A demanding but memorable journey for fans of atmospheric survival horror. Saudi Gamer - Arabic - 7 / 10 The world presented is second to none in its atmosphere, while fights are tense and danger everpresent. Unfortunately set pieces and enemy attacks are more frustrating, and exploitable, than fun or engaging. Shacknews - TJ Denzer - 9 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn isn’t my favorite horror title I’ve played, but as far as original ideas go, it’s up there as one that will stay with me for how well its gameplay and narrative work off of each other. Slant Magazine - 3 / 5 Ultimately, the horror that lingers most here is the sense that you can get your fix of gory, fleshy delights in a hundred places more effective than they’re presented here. Socialist ecclesiastical horror is a unique and valuable foundation for a game, and Bloober Team knows that, but as The New Dawn stands, its combat doesn’t prove the narrative’s worth. Spaziogames - Italian - 8.5 / 10 Bloober Team has hit the mark once again, proving how the experience accumulated over years and years of horror productions is leading to titles of ever-increasing quality. Cronos: The New Dawn started out as a new IP with everything to prove, and it managed to win us over thanks to a captivating setting supported by an intense atmosphere, perfectly functioning survival horror mechanics, and excellent level design. We're convinced that for many fans of the genre, Cronos could become a name to watch in the future, but for now, enjoy this excellent beginning. Stevivor - 7.5 / 10 While it may not be up there with the likes of Dead Space, Resident Evil, and Silent Hill, Cronos The New Dawn is still survival horror done well. Fans of the genre should absolutely give this one a go. The Nerd Stash - Julio La Pine - 9.5 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is one of the most refreshing survival horror experiences of recent memory, thanks to its emphasis on player choices and split-second decisions, which shine even further due to its harrowing setting and gripping narrative. The Outerhaven Productions - Jordan Andow - 4 / 5 Cronos: The New Dawn is a superb new IP from Bloober Team, taking inspiration from survival horror greats such as Dead Space and Resident Evil. With an eerie atmosphere throughout and excellent art direction helping to provide top-class environmental storytelling, all while being supported by weighty, impactful combat, Cronos: The New Dawn proves that the space of sci-fi survival horror isn't dead yet. TheGamer - Jade King - 3.5 / 5 There is a great survival horror game at the centre of Cronos, but it would have been much stronger if it had broken new ground rather than wondering tentatively on what came before. TheSixthAxis - Steve C - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is a great new survival horror property and I hope we see more of The Traveller's adventures in future. The clear influences from genre legends are combined with some original touches to make a game that feels familiar but also manages to innovate and surprise players too. The intriguing narrative, the enjoyable progression, and the challenging combat all combine to make an experience that cements Bloober's place as horror specialists. TheXboxHub - Gareth Brierley - 4 / 5 I was initially unsure of Cronos: The New Dawn, and after the first few enemy encounters, I had a feeling that we just weren’t going to get on. This is a hardcore game, and at times you’ll be left frustrated, annoyed, and want to cry. BUT when it clicks, when you beat an enemy or a boss, and when you make progress, Cronos delivers a brilliant feeling. Twisted Voxel - Salal Awan - 8 / 10 Bloober Team's Cronos: The New Dawn is a confident new IP that builds on the studio's horror strengths with a distinct visual style and a challenging combat system. However, the experience is held back by technical issues, a clunky inventory, and unpolished combat mechanics that hinder its otherwise ambitious design. Worth Playing - Chris "Atom" DeAngelus - 8 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn feels like an average game coming on the heels of the amazing Silent Hill 2 remake. The reasonably fun gunplay is dragged down by a lackluster story and occasional moments of annoyance. It has a lot of cool ideas, but none of them quite hit the mark in the way I hoped. It's still a perfectly fun little survival horror romp but doesn't quite go anywhere above that. It's absolutely worth a shot if you're looking for something to fill the Dead Space-shaped hole in your heart, but it could've used a little extra punch. Xbox Achievements - Josh Wise - 70% The premise of Cronos: The New Dawn is that the past is grim, the future is grimmer, and the present is a mix of both. You play a lone woman who vent... XboxEra - Jesse Norris - 9 / 10 Cronos: The New Dawn is excellent. Gorgeous graphics, smartly deliberate gameplay, an intriguing story, and incredible music create a new IP that is easily Bloober Team’s best. Zoomg - Afshin Piroozi - Persian - 8.5 / 10 Overall, Bloober Team proves with Cronos: The New Dawn that it has reached a solid level of maturity in crafting horror experiences—even without relying on a big name like Silent Hill. The game’s relatively slow-paced storytelling may not appeal to everyone, but patient players will find themselves rewarded with a gripping narrative. Similarly, the gameplay blends the best elements of survival horror with creative ideas—such as enemies merging into new threats—and only really falls short in its somewhat underwhelming puzzles. On the technical side, top-notch visuals, excellent sound design, and masterful atmosphere-building deliver a genuinely terrifying experience, despite occasional frame drops. For horror fans, Cronos is easily one of the best choices available right now—and one you definitely shouldn’t miss. submitted by /u/Turbostrider27 to r/Games [link] [comments]

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Over the years I found certain similarities between and Italian beef and that Mississippi mud roast, pot roast. Basically you throw a beef roast in a crock pot, dump a whole jar juice and all of peperoncinis, add a pack or two of the dry Italian salad dressing seasoning, and I usually throw some cut up red, green, yellow, and orange bell peppers with a whole sweet onion chopped up, cook it for hours until it falls apart. You can season and change it up, but that’s magically it! Just drain to taste and try not to over salt. I like to throw some dry beef bouillon and a tiny pinch of red chili flakes if I want it spicy. We set this on low and all day everyone will just eat sandwiches. All the fam will come eat. The think is you gotta find the harder rolls, like French bread rolls. It’s easy to squeeze and see. The softer ones will just disintegrate from all the juices in this. Try to throw it open faced with a mix of provolone and mozzarella and Parm, crisp that up under a broiler a bit, it is amazing! Also having some good old mustard on these for some reason works too! Has anyone ever tried these? submitted by /u/MadamTargaryen to r/Sandwiches [link] [comments]

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My partner recently told me that the best sandwich he’s ever had was the Godfather from Graham Avenue Meats and Deli in Williamsburg which closed in 2015. I would really like to get him something similar for Father’s Day but all the “best Italian sandwiches” seem to go heavy on the meats which I know he doesn’t enjoy. So here is a description of the sandwich, in case anyone has any leads. It starts, as all great sandwiches do, with a perfect loaf of bread—crusty enough to stand up to the fillings, but fresh and tender enough to bite through easily. This is cut in half and sprinkled with garlic, pepper and basil, then drizzled with oil and balsamic vinegar. Roasted peppers and chopped spicy peppers are arranged on each half, followed by layers of paper-thin provolone cheese, mortadella, gabagool (capicola), tomato and onion. Finally, the whole thing is finished off with more oil and seasonings before the halves are stacked, sliced in half, and wrapped in paper. submitted by /u/andyandy8888 to r/AskNYC [link] [comments]

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