There are also more ambitious recipes requiring a fair bit of know-how, specialist kitchen equipment, a lot of time and advance planning. Monster Hunter shows off some of the most mouthwatering in-game dishes that fans can get to boost their skills.

Inside the book, you’ll also find beautiful illustrations of your favourite characters and scenes from the game that’ll whet your appetite even more. Fans want to get as close as they can to their favorite franchises, and one surefire way to experience a game world is to taste it. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive.My Pokemon Baking Book is an official cookbook filled with recipes inspired by the wide world of Pokemon.

Norman Tebbit showcases his favourite game recipes including pheasant, partridge, duck, grouse, wood pigeon, woodcock, deer, rabbit and many more. Potentially the first battle royale game to get an official cookbook, the authors do well to pull enough recipes to fill its pages from a game that doesn't really have much to do with food at all. The video game cookbook contains 70+ recipes and is supposedly published by an official Vault-Tec Corporation.

Inspired by Blizzard's online collectible card game, Hearthstone: Innkeeper's Tavern Cookbook is a godsend for every deck-builder that has ever ventured out on a quest in Hearthstone. With Fallout: The Vault Dweller's Official Cookbook, fans of the long-running series get to make over 75 recipes that cover appetizers, desserts, and everything in between.

Cute illustrations are included inside the cookbook, as well as photos of the finished results for reference, so this is a less taxing and more easygoing cookbook ideal for cooking beginners and younger audiences. Street Fighter: The Official Cookbook once again is written from the perspective of a person traveling within the game's universe, meeting and learning from the diverse group of characters across all iterations of the game. It's still a pretty great cookbook clearly written by people who know the game though, and it might well get an official version in the future. This book is an insight into my world of cooking and hunting, a fusion of both my lifelong passions. I love experimenting and pushing the boundaries of game design, so about five years ago I decided to combine the two and started coming up with ways to make games out of food.

It’s an incredibly healthy source of food and much leaner than farmed meats, due to the natural diets of the animals and their active lifestyles.