What makes a game truly *delicious*? A sweet story, lovable characters, and engaging gameplay. Luckily, Delicious - Cooking and Romance provides all of these and more! As the series approaches close to twenty titles, with roughly half being available on Steam, the storytelling and game design remain consistent with the previous installments and offer...
i haven't played the entire thing yet, but for now i unfortunately will give a negative review.
this game feels somehow older than the ones that came before it, in a bad way. animations feel slower/less smooth, and the NPCs look worse imo. i don't really understand the tweaking of the designs with nearly every game.
the ''speech'' bubbles that appear...
I am still working on this one, but I don't hate this one, not one bit. It gets a little frustrating at times and can get grindy if you're trying to get everything.
Note: Some of the achievements are triggering even though I got the "first" part of it, so please keep that in mind. Other times it won't trigger until you've done it a few times.
The story...
I really wanted to like this game, but I can’t. I grew up with the Delicious games and played every one of them, some multiple times. What I liked about the previous games was that every restaurant had its own unique recipes and items (except for Delicious 1 and its winter edition from 2006). The games are timeless.
Emily’s Cooking and Romance feels...
I can forgive the weird story time skip between this installment and the last. I can forgive this weird need to fix something that wasn’t broken in an effort to modernize the series. I can forgive how the characters are now animated like puppets on strings, how the mix of sound effects and animation make it so the gameplay doesn’t feel satisfying the...
