Recent reviews by Maine

Cute and fun, I was hoping for a couple more levels of them growing a little bit older.

Awesome for playing board games and card games with friends and coworkers.

I like RPG games and thought this might be interesting. An hour or two into the game, I left it, came back the next day, and couldn't remember the quest I was on. There was no quest log system to guide me, and talking to the NPCs also didn't provide help. I was stuck, couldn't progress, and lost interest.

To be fair, I don't think the old Final Fantasy games had a quest log system either, but for some reason, it was easy to remember what I needed to do there.

So for this game, I would definitely recommend:
1. that the dev introduce a quest log, or
2. that you, the player, keep notes.

You are roped by your friend Lucky into the job of preparing pizzas for her friend Gastone's new pizzeria. Officially, you are in charge of rolling out the dough (with just one click), and pouring sauce and sprinkling ingredients onto the flattened dough. This is your main role when the pizzeria's open. After work though, you are also in charge of the kitchen's setup and the type of pizzas on the menu.

After work, you are also unofficially in charge of advertising, setting work hours, and buying furniture and gifts for the shop. (Considering you also get to name the shop and pretty much have the deciding vote on things, how much ownership does Gastone really have over this place? lol)

You basically run the pizza place.

The core of the game is to drag and drop pizza ingredients onto the dough/board and serve it in time to please the customers. This is a bit of a challenge once you're popular enough that most orders have 6 pizzas each; and also if you have complicated pizzas, so make sure to design your pizzas with moderation.

I recommend this game because it's enjoyable and slightly humorous.

My advice to future players:

1. Go to options, set the mouse "Control scheme" to Type B or Type C so you don't accidentally serve an unfinished pizza.

2. Play with moderation. I played this game for 3 days straight (admittedly with tons of pizzas in my menu) and my brain is just exhausted, especially with the 12-hour shifts you're forced to take during an event in story mode. I'm in pizza burnout lol.

Recommendation to the dev: Add more key bindings please so not everyone is forced to use a mouse, and also to speed up the setting dialog (e.g. "Lucky's Place. That evening.") because that takes forever lol.

Two kinetic (no choices) novels about people with incurable illnesses. What do you do when you're slowly marching towards your death? Do you make it come quicker? Do you try to prolong it in the hopes of a cure? Or do you just try to make do with what you have and live?

Visuals: 10/10
Audio: 10/10
Voices: 9/10 (some voices were a bit loud for me, but thankfully you could set the volume for individual voices)
Story: 9/10
Price: 20/10

Little peek into the daily life of the Minaduki household. If you're looking for story, you can skip this. But this can give you an idea of what each character is like.

Nice little movie (zero choices) VN. Toggle autoplay and just watch.

Stop autoplay when all characters are on-screen, pet them for the achievements, then continue autoplay.

Balance the religious sector, the commoners, the army and the treasury as you rule your own kingdom, Tinder-style.

The game can be kind of repetitive but it's a few hours of entertainment. :)

Good game to play with friends if you like cooperation games and FPS games.

The harder the level, the tougher it is to solo a non-stealth mission, so I'd really suggest bringing friends.

273 hours lost. gg

Wish this was real money. lol