Recent reviews by Dragonlet

I had fun playing through this. The buffs/cards were quite appealing and I liked the various dishes with different combos of ingredients.
I see this game having great potential to scratch that quick-pace rougelike itch.... But it is lacking some depth and maybe a change here/there so it can be played with an infinite level. Unfortunately with card buff of 'auto' filling/cleaning has put favortism to particular builds and thus made the others feel like dead weight. And this thought has made me disinterested in continuing to play after overfeeding my landlord.

I have acrophobia and I enjoyed this game

6 person team from Indonesia that describes themselves as smol indie devs. This is their 2nd game (I think?). It is such a cute gem of a game.

The jest:
No use of mouse whatsoever, unplug it and you can still play the game. Strategize which words to type first so that you can keep your customer from losing patience. More hearts = more tips. Story is cute and has a bit of humor here and there, very much like a kid's picture book drama. You get to go through 6 different restaurants, each with a different cultural theme. The game options allow you to adjust the difficulty so you can avoid foreign words/letters and symbols if you so wish. The mini games are short and simple and nothing crazy like Cooking Mama. There is an endless mode if you just want to practice typing all day.

While the typing feels satisfying, it can get confusing when letters float into the screen then fading quickly. I can't seem to remember what typo I did and have to start over the word. The WPM (word per min) statistic chart at the end of each round makes it seem you can use this game to practice and improve your typing (I like it). I average around 80 wpm and I walked through the normal difficulty with maybe 0-2 stressed moments per round.

Some feedback:
Main menu Leaderboards would be nice, great way to gauge your typing skills and speed. I am sure there are players would love to see how far top their 100wpm+ stats are. I struggle to peak over 130wpm and would be curious what crazy fingers people have.
I would love to be able to change font size and color, it would allow for visual accessibility.
Perhaps having a dedicated area/section/placement for the word I am currently typing. The floating-fading big letters are nice but sometimes I'll smash my keyboard and did not know what I pressed to backspace correctly.

This hits the half life itch just slightly and tickles my brain with really neat puzzles. The exploration is all in one facility underground, but feels like so many worlds smashed together.

This is like a dopamine dispenser. Everything and anything you do is an achievement which gives a nice ring, a pretty picture, and some sparkly confetti pop up on your screen.

I don't have to yell at my teammates with dwarvian slander over comms. My character does it for me!

My people needs me, I must go....micromanage them.

Pew pew....

pew pew pew pew.

Boom.

Bought for me and my boyfriend. While we're trying to go through the puzzle, we just smack eachother in the face and toss paper airplanes.