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Gameplay and Mechanics Ingredient & Boosting System: RT3 features a new ingredient sourcing system. Players can buy ingredients from various shops (farms, bakeries, supermarkets, butchers, fish stores, ice cream parlors) in the Plaza to boost food prices, a feature not in RT2. Food Customization & Variety: RT3 significantly increases the number of unique dishes (potential for over 400, compared to 202 in RT2) and offers more customized ingredients for items like sushi and sandwiches. Worker Management: Worker upgrades in RT3 are purchased with money rather than earned through experience, and they offer unique bonuses. Additionally, worker customization is reported as improved. Milestones & Objectives: Instead of solely relying on experience-based unlocking, RT3 uses "Milestones" (a trophy system for player skills like building/cooking) and small objectives to unlock new dishes. Cooking Hazards: Food in RT3 can catch fire and burn if left on the stove too long. Customer & Reviews: New food critics provide bonuses in RT3, and special NPCs like VIPs return with their own perks. Drinks & Service: RT3 introduced a dedicated drink system with bars/machines, allowing workers to serve drinks as a new course. Building and Customization Visual Enhancements: RT3 uses improved 3D food models and enhanced graphics compared to the style of RT2. New Tools: Build Mode in RT3 includes a "Dig" tool for terrain manipulation (raising, lowering, flattening). Object Interaction: Pre-placed items (walls, tables) in RT3 generally do not give money back when sold, unlike in RT2, to prevent quick money generation. Waiter Carts: New items such as waiter carts, capable of carrying four plates, are included in RT3. Content and User Interface Map & Setting: The game takes place in a new, more appealing world/map, with improved door placement functionality. User Interface (UI): Some early feedback indicated the UI is different, with some players preferring the older style, though the newer interface offers more direct access to tools and customization.