3 stars: I love the game concept. I can easily see the improvements every order brings and the story seems a bit interesting as well. However, the pacing feels very rushed: for example, I cleared all the blocked items on the board in one sitting. While everyone loves progression, it feels bad if it's \
3 stars: I've been playing a lot of this game, but I've noticed that I stopped getting the chef's hat experience point pieces when merging high level items. It's also a bummer that when I merge something that produces items, it doesn't give me a larger amount of items than the previous level. It makes it feel like there is very little incentive to merge item producers (toolbox, cupboard, etc).
5 stars: Haven't been at it long, but so far one of my faves of this type. No interrupting ads (so far), a good focus on improving the place, nice art style. Extremely nice is the producers that give you a count of the items remaining. Some wait times feel a bit long, but so far not much of a bother.
4 stars: Just downloaded today. With ads and the leveling rewards, I am almost level 8 within 2 hours. They've already introduced the second restaurant, so I expect this to get more interesting. I can't in good faith 5* this early in, but I also don't normally leave a review this early in. The other game I play like this frustrates me some because of the limit on energy or waiting for generators to recharge. So far, I haven't had these problems.
3 stars: Its not bad but you ca...