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Not a fan of this game at all. I love click and point puzzle games and what I played that was actually that was great. By they have these AI-driven mini games that are impossible to beat and just come down to luck. That's no fun. There's no strategy there and it's too difficult to beat - The tick tac toe game had me at a draw so many times. Perhaps it was more fun pre-AI when it first came out 15 years ago. But now it's no good. Unless the devs fix that, I don't recommend. The game should be about strategy, not about beating a robot that's set to a level that doesn't allow anything other than a draw. Just look at the comments and walkthroughs - people had to resort to hacking the game to get past the AI bot.

This game is addicting. It's simple and fun and nostalgic. And I love how there are multiple facets to your chef job - foraging, hunting, fishing, decorating. With a bit of back story and some side quests to keep things interesting. I am very much enjoying it. I haven't gotten too far into the real underlying story yet - I am about 4 hours into the game - but it is interesting so far.

It's entertaining and difficult enough to be challenging but not frustrating. However, it does get a little repetitive at times and the ending is a bit dull and anti-climatic. Overall, it's an amusing diversion and I enjoy the hand-drawn graphics.

It's a beautiful game and the puzzle game play is a little unique and fun. Just challenging enough. But I do feel like it's expensive for the time it takes to play. I finished in under 2 hours. It was a fun 2 hours, but it went by fast

Portal was amazing, Portal 2 is even better! The story and gameplay are excellent. Cooperative modes and ability to build and play community built challenges make it endlessly playable as well.
Just buy it, you won't regret it.

Gonna go out and buy myself a cake once I finish this.

Satisfying and fun little puzzle game. I especially like the levels that can be completed more than one way. Even my 5 year old twins got in on the fun - enjoyable for everyone.

This game absolutely charmed me. It's sweet and funny. And don't skip the end credits - the "pictures" of the kids playing are great.

Difficulty level is not very hard, especially if you play these kinds of games a lot. My issue? they game is free but they make money from charging for coins that you can use for hints, which is fine in and of itself. And, frankly, I didn't run into anything that was so difficult I felt I needed hints. Here's were things got fishy: it would be clear that I needed to use a certain object to do something and it just wouldn't work. I tried 15+ times, nothing. So finally I hit the hint button thinking I must be missing something. I wasn't. It told me to do exactly what I was already doing - only this time it worked effortlessly. It was a simple point and click of a mouse with a certain object, so I wasn't doing anything special.
Then it happened again 15 minutes later... and that's where the game lost me. It seems rigged to not work in some areas until you hit "hint" - forcing you to use coins.

The concept is really cool but I had two issues with it: 1) it feels too much like work, which isn't fun. And 2) it doesn't appear to really be active anymore. The live events and working together aspect seemed really neat but it seems quite inactive from that respect. For example, the discussion board only has 2 pinned comments from the developers - one from 2017 - which is quite odd. Not sure if I am missing something, but the community aspect of it seems to be a thing of the past. So you're really just playing a game that requires research online - so multiple screens recommended and it gets really tedious if you're playing on one screen.