(Ignore play time... Internets was out. :i)

I like cooking games. I like to MASTER cooking games. This cooking game though... Made me want to throw ingredients, glaring at them as they all splattered across the area.

First that recipe book refuses to give me more hints... Then the hints themselves confuse me. I eventually got it. But you know how? Exactly the way I cook: Just "use feeling" and combine sheets together. Is THAT what the game intended?!

Because that's the only way I made it!!! ... Woo?

Okay, so... There is also a story... The "emotional" part? Check. Felt that. But I *wish* they showed more good things too. Most of the stuff I saw was only bad. Or was it my perception? Sure there were hopeful moments and yet... I can't seem to not see all the badness and it just... It just...! Yeah.

I will tell you outright: I didn't like Kavin. Nothing against kids. But I suppose that was also the point, as they wanted to show you the change/regret later on in life. It's all a matter of personal opinion and how you are I suppose.

Everything else was fine. I liked the cartoon style, the music, the culture and learning stuffs about it.

So overall? It wasn't a bad experience. Maybe this one caters to the "rebellious" and "changing" nature within younger people.

Gotta say... Completely does not apply to me one bit.

Still thanks you. ^^

:)

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This is a beautiful story that I can relate to, just like the game I moved abroad and I have to go though the same struggles. I also like to cook my home country's food, it warms up my heart. Any immigrants can relate to this game. Thanks for creating it, I would love to see more like this one! By the way make sure you eat before you start this game it will make you hungry, in fact the first thing I did was order a biryani!

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I don't know how truly authentic this game is, but it was comforting regardless.

I'm half-Lithuanian and half-Indian, and as a character, Kavin was so damn relatable. My parents are divorced, and my whole life I have lived with my mother who is Lithuanian, so I haven't connected to my father's Indian culture at all. However, both of my parents are immigrants... so I am disconnected from both of my cultures. I can speak Lithuanian, although sometimes I struggle with it, reading is difficult, and my writing is horribly broken. I can't speak, read or write my father's language at all.

When Kavin had the dialogue option to say that he felt like a 'fraud' I felt touched. I don't know, it was just so nice to share a feeling so closely with a character, even if it was surface-level. The game doesn't touch into this very deeply at all, and I feel like all the issues that are dived into are surface level, but still, it made me feel something. It get's my recommendation for that.