Ich bin begeistert! Delicious, so wie ich es kenne und liebe :) schön, finde ich die verschiedenen Gebiete und Figuren dazu. Gameplay, wie man es von den Emiliy-Teilen gewohnt ist. Macht Lust auch Level mehrmals zu spielen, um alle Erfolge freizuschalten. Absolut empfehlenswert!!!

Wie schon bei den Teilen zuvor bin ich wieder hin und weg :) Die Story ist echt spannend und jedes einzelne Level bietet einen gewissen Reiz und Charme.
Das Gameplay ist wie immer sehr übersichtlich und verständlich und die Musik die einen begleitet sehr schön.
Auch dieser Teil der Reihe ist sehr zu empfehlen.

Ist einfach mal wieder mega schön. Ich liebe die Geschichte und das disign <3

Eine rührend schöne Geschichte, die sich zwischen den Leveln entwickelte. Die verschiedenen Level haben mir gefallen. Es war spielbar und schön gestaltet. Ein Level hat sich bei mir leider irgendwie verbuggt, so dass er auch in mehreren Versuchen nicht zu beenden war. Der 100 %-Run wird mir wahrscheinlich verwehrt bleiben. Aber das ist nur ein kleiner Fehler in einem wunderschönen Spiel. Wer Emily, ihre Familie und ihre Freunde mag, ist hier auf jeden Fall auf der sicheren Seite und wird ein tolles Spiel vorfinden.

Hier schreibe ich stellvertretend für alle Teile der Reihe "Delicious Emily", da sich das Prinzip bis auf die Hintergrundgeschichte immer gleicht.

Man baut in Minispielen ein kleinen Restaurant auf, je Geschichte mit wechselnder Location z.B. Cafe, Italiener, Strandbar, Kloster, Asian Fusions Küche oder sogar ein Holzfällerlager etc. Man bereitet Speisen zu und serviert sie so schnell wie möglich um die Gäste nicht warten zu lassen und extra Sterne zu kassieren - das Geheimnis für mehr Punkte sind hier definitiv die Kombos !

Die Geschichte und der Zeichenstil mögen etwas übertrieben und kitschig wirken, aber das passt zu dieser Art Spiel sehr gut und ist zuweilen auch wirklich süß gemacht. Ein toller Zeitvertreib zum Klickern. ;)

Ich mag die Delicious Reihe rund um Emily und Paige wirklich, zumindest die "älteren" Teile: New Beginning, Home Sweet Some, Hopes & Fears and Message in a bottle.


Christmas Carol hebe ich mir für die Winterzeit auf. Es ist zum Glück noch wie die vorheringe Teile vom Stil und der Handhabung her (habe extra nachgesehen^^) und ich freue mich schon darauf es in der Weihnachtszeit ausgiebig zu frönen. :)

Wie gesagt die Spiele, bis auf das neuste sind alle wirklich zu empfehlen und man kann damit doch so manche Stunde im Flug vergehen lassen.

Das Spiel bietet bei Level 43 kein Bild mehr

Note: so far, I have completed only two chapters in Steam, but I finished the game on my mobile yesterday – had to switch devices because I am ill and was not able to use my laptop.

I still remember the time when about 10 years ago I started playing the first Delicious game (which, as I have recently found out, was the fourth installment and not the first as I thought). I immediately fell in love with charming Emily, her bright personality and love for cooking.

Delicious - Emily's Hopes and Fears is the twelfth game in the series, and to my mind, it is the most dramatic one story-wise. We will meet Emily, Patrick and their daughter Paige once again, as well as some other beloved characters like Francois and the Napoli couple.


It is an extremely hot summer season, and the O'Malleys are enjoying their time outdoors. Patrick is more keen on repairing his motorbike than going anywhere, and Emily practically has to drag him out to the lake. All days are beautiful and relaxing, and in the evening, Patrick reads Paige stories from his grandfather’s diary. The man was a brave adventurer and never shied away from danger.

One day the O'Malley family goes back to the lake, where Evelyn Napoli and Francois have set up a little restaurant. After swimming, Paige all of a sudden faints in front of her parents. Later she develops high fever and strange blue spots on her skin appear. No one knows what is going on, even the doctors. Seeing the blue spots, Patrick remembers that he read about the same symptoms in his grandfather’s diary. Emily does not really believe in these stories, but her husband is adamant – if there is even the slightest hope to save Paige, he will go to the end of the world and find the mysterious Golden Lily.

Emily stays by her ill daughter’s side, and Patrick starts his adventure in search for the cure for this mysterious disease. On his way he will visit many interesting places, meet a lot of lovely (and not really) people, and test his own skills. Will he be able to survive and bring the flower to his daughter in time?

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Delicious is always true to its traditions, so if you have ever played one, you already know what to expect and how to play.

As always, you have to serve customers by bringing them the right things, preferably as fast as possible, and then checking them out at the cash register. All customers have five hearts, which show us how much their like the services and what amount of money they will pay in the end. There are no gold hearts like in the later parts of the series, so I do not recommend making people wait – they will start losing hearts even if you have already completed their order and left them waiting at the cash register. There is only one way to return hearts: each chapter has specific entertainment, Eduardo with his guitar in the first one, a cute raccoon in the second, etc. There will also be a person to help you with cleaning most of the time.

You get extra points if you bring a full order, do it fast or complete several similar actions in a row. Also, each level has its own challenge and a cute mice that you should definitely catch (there is a relevant achievement).

There are sixty-five story levels and thirty-two extra stages that help you earn gems to buy special presents for Paige. At some point, you will also have the chance to take a special photo for the album – the game will show you how.

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As I have already said. I think Emily's Hopes and Fears is the most dramatic part of the series. I felt really sorry for Paige when she got ill and rooted for Patrick all the time. Each chapter is very interesting and shows how even one person can change lives of many others. The game also talks a lot about family relationships and how we should cherish our loved ones instead of reminiscing about the past or being afraid of doing something new.

Each stage is very colorful and bright, and I absolutely loved how much attention is paid to even the smallest details. There are a lot of animated parts like falling leaves in the second chapter, people playing in the lake in the first, etc. Some parts can be interacted with – just try clicking on the little bird in the Lumber Mill and see what it has to say (yes, if you bother the bird fast and often enough it will share a funny line).

The characters are good, as always. Emily and Patrick are a happy couple that sometimes has arguments but they still love each other a lot. Paige is a charming little girl and not an entitled kid – she is very lively and smart but never annoying or definitely not spoiled. Other people ae also very lovable, except for some pretty rood lumberjacks in the second chapter.
The game is very easy to learn and to master, while all necessary actions are carefully explained in the tutorial. Even if you get stuck at some point, a red arrow will appear and show you what to do.

The only thing I have to complain about is that sometimes the game just does not notice me clicking on items, and this is not the first time I have this issue in these games. For example, I select a packet of crisps and then a glass of juice, but the character will pick up only the first product. This usually happens with items that require some time to be prepared, and yes, I wait for the right time to take them, so it is not the issue of not waiting enough – the game simply does not react. This can become annoying if you are in a hurry and the product gets spoiled.

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I can recommend Delicious - Emily's Hopes and Fears to all fans of time-management games and the Delicious series. The gameplay is very entertaining, the story is both dramatic and heartwarming, the characters are interesting, all stages are very colorful with a lot of neat details, and music suits the atmosphere. I encountered only one problem, but it did not stop me from finishing the game.

All in all, Emily's Hopes and Fears is another great chapter in Emily’s story that you will definitely like.

I fell in love with the series while playing Emily's Message in a Bottle, and bought the entire bundle during a sale. At first, I thought I made a mistake, as none of the games I tried quite captured MiaB's charm. This one was too hot buggy, this one was too cold underdeveloped, and that one had the wrong sort of gameplay altogether.

Hopes and Fears finally recaptures the charm that drew me to the series in the first place. Really addictive, varied, challenging just to the right degree gameplay. Variance between the levels so that one restaurant isn't just a palette-swap. A new optional challenge on pretty much every level, so that you're never too bored and the levels don't feel too samey.

The plot is about the family's daughter falling ill, and the father trekking to the north pole to get a cure. I wasn't exactly worried that the Delicious series is going to end with a toddler dying, but it's nice to have some stakes. The different locations and sense of urgency also improved the writing (sitcom cliche though it continued to be). I could do without the Eskimos moving to the big city after trying some chocolate (by no means the most ludicrous thing that happens in the game) but overall - I laughed, I "awwww"ed, I thought the whole thing was pretty good.

Really recommended, if you can stand casual gameplay, bright colors and sitcoms with a laugh track.

Edit - As always, make sure to delete the "branding" folder in the game's directory to make it launch quickly.

I really enjoyed the game, the characters are interesting, the story reasonably compelling (and surprisingly nuanced) and the gameplay itself is hard enough to be challenging but easy enough to be enjoyable. Despite my nagging feeling that virtually every character would benefit from extensive counselling I definitely warmed to the characters, and I enjoyed their story. It was a remarkably deep story for this sort of game which was nice to see. If you enjoy this style of time-management game, then I can very much recommend 'Hopes and Fears'.

In this installement of Emily O'Malleys' life, her little girl gets incredibly sick. Patrick must embark on an epic quest to save his little girl's life!! Once again, Gamehouse delivers a very enjoyable time management game, as you help the O'Malleys save their daughter from a horrible fate. The characters are cute, and I especially enjoyed the visit to the monastery. The monks were quite humorous. Decent challenges and doable achievements for those wanting to get that 100%. Well done, Gamehouse.