Assets for a Restaurant(*Clean and newer versions too)

 

A detailed list of assets for a restaurant in a Fallout game would include various elements that bring the environment to life, blending the retro-futuristic aesthetic with the gritty, post-apocalyptic setting. Here’s an extensive list:

Dining Area

1. Furniture:

   • Vintage dining tables and chairs (varied styles)
   • Booth seating with worn upholstery
   • Bar stools and counters
   • High chairs for children

2. Decor:

   • Retro diner signs and neon lights
   • Framed pictures and posters (food advertisements, pre-war celebrities)
   • Old menu boards and chalkboards
   • Decorative plants and vases

3. Table Settings:

   • Plates, bowls, and cutlery (some mismatched or damaged)
   • Drinking glasses, mugs, and pitchers
   • Salt and pepper shakers, condiment bottles
   • Napkin holders and paper napkins

4. Lighting:

   • Hanging lamps and ceiling fixtures (some flickering or dim)
   • Wall-mounted light fixtures
   • Tabletop candleholders and lanterns

Kitchen Area

1. Cooking Equipment:

   • Ovens, stoves, and grills (retro-futuristic design, some rusty or damaged)
   • Deep fryers and griddles
   • Microwave ovens and toasters
   • Industrial mixers and blenders

2. Food Preparation:

   • Cutting boards and knives
   • Pots, pans, and baking trays
   • Mixing bowls and measuring cups
   • Food storage containers and canisters

3. Appliances:

   • Refrigerators and freezers (old-fashioned designs)
   • Dishwashers and sinks
   • Coffee makers and espresso machines
   • Ice machines

Service Area

1. Serving Equipment:

   • Trays and tray stands
   • Pitchers and carafes for beverages
   • Dessert carts and display cases
   • Heat lamps and buffet servers

2. Cash Register Area:

   • Vintage cash registers
   • Tip jars and donation boxes
   • Receipt printers and guest check holders
   • Loyalty cards and stamps

Food and Drink Items

1. Food Displays:

   • Pre-war packaged foods (Nuka-Cola, Sugar Bombs, Fancy Lads Snack Cakes)
   • Fresh and cooked food items (varied quality)
   • Mutfruit, razorgrain, and other wasteland ingredients
   • Baked goods (pies, cakes, bread)

2. Beverages:

   • Nuka-Cola varieties and other soft drinks
   • Coffee, tea, and hot chocolate
   • Alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, whiskey)
   • Milkshakes and malts

Storage and Miscellaneous

1. Storage Solutions:

   • Pantries and shelves
   • Refrigerated display cases
   • Storage bins and crates
   • Lockers and cabinets

2. Miscellaneous:

   • Cleaning supplies (brooms, mops, buckets)
   • Waste bins and recycling containers
   • Employee uniforms (aprons, hats, nametags)
   • Restroom signs and facilities

Ambient Details

1. Sound Design:

   • Background music (oldies, retro tunes)
   • Ambient sounds (chatter, clinking dishes, kitchen noises)
   • Jukebox with playable songs

2. Environmental Storytelling:

   • Old, faded menus and customer notes
   • Abandoned or forgotten personal items
   • Scattered food items and broken dishes
   • Evidence of past conflicts (bullet holes, scorch marks)

Interactive Elements

1. Gameplay Interactions:
   • Crafting stations for cooking and baking
   • Functioning jukebox and radio
   • Usable seating for NPCs and player
   • Trading post or shop for purchasing food and supplies

By incorporating these assets, a Fallout restaurant can create an immersive and authentic environment that feels lived-in and true to the series' world, offering players a rich experience that combines nostalgia with the harsh realities of the wasteland.