Delicious - Emily's Hopes and Fears reviews

Here I write on behalf of all Parts of the Series "Delicious Emily," because the Principle is always the same except for the Back Story. One builds a small Restaurant in Mini-games, each History with changing Location E.g. Cafe, Italian, beach Bar, Monastery, Asian Fusion Kitchen or even a Logging Camp Etc. You prepare Food and serve it as soon as possible so as not to wait for the Guests and to collect extra Stars-the Secret for more Points here is definitely the Combos! The Story and Drawing Style may seem a bit exaggerated and cheesy, but this fits this Type of Game very well and is sometimes also really sweet. A great Pastime for Clicking. ;) I really like the Delicious Range around Emily and Paige, at least the "older" parts: New Beginning, Home Sweet Some, Hopes & Fears and Message in a bottle. Christmas Carol I pick up for the Winter Season. Luckily, it's Still like the precipitous Parts in terms of Style and Handling (have looked extra ^ ^) and I'm looking forward to indulging it extensively during the Christmas Season. :) As I said the Games, except for the latest, all but the latest are really recommended and you can let many Hours in Flight pass.

In previous episodes: 1. new begining: Emily is looking for her kitchen, her style through different restaurants but not found 2. Home Sweet Home: Emily moves to reinvent herself and makes girlfriend-girlfriend with neighborhood 3. Hopes and fears: Paige catches a curious illness that Patrick identifies as the same as the one described by his ancestor in a curious diary. So he decides to seek the only known remedy: a flower! leaving only poor Emily to cope with her mother's anxieties but also the management of her affair. You will have understood this flap is a different way since you oscillated between Emily's daily life his garden and his greenhouse and the adventures of Patrick whose adventure will lead him to cross the road as well of the busers as of the Inuit or even of monks ( different backgrounds and atmospheres). Each of the games in the collection follow each other (or intersect with the Allison of heart's medicine in particular) and can play independently but for those who already know: everything is there in this 3rd Opus and for others: it is a rhythmic time management and has funny of 65 levels. Each level has a different lens that varies the gameplay. Bonus levels push the challenge a little further. As A force to play you unlock new ingredients/accessories. Carl, the sneaky little mouse, is only asking to be found. Successes are unlocked without difficulty and no bugs are to be regretted. Whether it's Emily/heart's medicine/Dr. cares or whatever, no surprises at GameHouse, the mechanics stay the same and if you hang on to one we will naturally hang on to the others.