Cooked
A free-for-all browser FPS with bots, private rooms joined by a shared word, and an optional sign-in for leaderboards.
How the 4.8 was reached
- Quality of output4/10
Only vendor-shown leaderboard (top player 16,848 Heat); no independent reviews, ratings or benchmarks of gameplay quality. cooked.house
- Ease of use9/10
Plays instantly in the browser with no install; sign-in is optional, and private games join by typing a shared word. cooked.house
- Pricing valuen/a
no evidence found
- API and integration quality1/10
Homepage, pricing and docs pages checked and searched; no API, SDK or integrations found. cooked.house
- Solves the problem it claims to solve5/10
Vendor describes browser FPS with a private weapon range and daily challenges; no independent confirmation of the free-for-all play. cooked.house
4.8/10 is the mean of the 4 criteria that apply. Scored on the five-criteria rubric v1, 2 October 2026. How scoring works
Pricing
- Play in the browser with bots
- Private games joined by room word
- Test range with every weapon unlocked
- Optional sign-in to save profile and join the leaderboard
Key Features
- Free-for-all FPS that runs in the browser
- Private rooms: friends type the same room word to join, no link needed
- Test range with 10 standing dummies and all weapons unlocked
- Four-slot weapon loadout, weapon skins, and custom fire and reload sounds
- Opt-in voice chat for private games and duels, plus mobile auto-aim and auto-shoot
Pros & Cons
Pros
- No install, plays in the browser
- Sign-in is optional
- Per the page, the face photo camera feature stays on device and is sent only to other players, not a server
- Graphics effects can be turned off to keep the game light
Cons
- Homepage gives no description or pricing details beyond the game UI
- A shop with coins and skins suggests in-game purchases, but prices are not shown
- Little public documentation to check claims about player counts or moderation
- It is a game, so it fits poorly in any of the listed work-tool categories
Cooked is a browser FPS from a parent who wanted an alternative to Roblox for a 12-year-old. The homepage shows bots, private rooms, a weapon test range and opt-in voice chat. It is a game, not a work tool, and the page says little about safety controls or shop prices.
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