Asher's Bakery

[h1]보1지 안보여줌 꼭1지 보여줌 환불함.[/h1] 환불사유는 크게 2가지임. 하나는 너무 어렵다는거. 처음에 튜토리얼이 부실해서 맨땅에 헤딩하듯이 배워야 하는것도 있고 게임이 같은 모양의 것을 6개 나란히 쌓으면 되는 방식이며, 이거 빨리 안 하면 음식들이 타버려서 점수가 떨어지니 최대한 빨리 해야 함. 근데 이렇게 쌓는걸 가면갈수록 많이 싸아야 하고, 나는 이게 너무 어려워져서 게임을 포기함. 다른 하나는 스테이지가 진행될 수록 캐릭터가 벗는데.. 추가로 뚱뚱해져버림. 배불뚝이가 되는걸 넘어 아예 슬라임처럼 변해버린다고 해야 겠음. 야한거 보려고 샀는데 이따구로 나오는건 도저히 못 봐주겠더라. [h1]결론은 비추천. 나도 환불했으니 취향 맞는 사람만 고민해보고 아닌 사람들은 사지마라. [/h1]

Enjoyable expansion puzzle game

I cannot escape my Crippling addictions, they keep finding me and I cant stop playing games like this. 8/10 Pretty good fast pace game and cute character designs, Ichigoko lvl hard though to much eye candy and I hope they add more to this game.

The art is great to say the least about this game. It's essentially a mini-game with the art being the reward. It's quite a challenge if you're just starting, and I'd argue the challenge of getting a perfect for every level is a bit underwhelming. Still a solid play if you enjoy expansion content with some challenging achievements to get. Hope to see more titles from this developer!

This game is genuinely pretty hard, at least enough to make me work for it. The arts cute and the music is fun, i definitely enjoyed my time. I think it would benefit a lot from some more story fluff. This game in a vn setting would make the art resonate a lot more imo. Not showing you the win ero art when you complete the ninth level of a character is strange, it immediately launches you into the endless mode which kind of has this feeling of "is that it?". As it stands right now you have to go check the gallery to see your win screens, which i found to be a bit odd and leaves the game feeling unfinished. The voice acting is really cute and tasteful, no mouth sounds or burps if you're into that though. Gotta say though, the "bakers assistant paid in all you can eat pastries" has to be one of my favorite kink contrivances of all time. I dont agree with the other reviewer saying that asher felt too slippery, I can see what they mean but i didnt find it an issue. If anything it felt more fun that way. Overall a solid sorting game that if its relevant to you you wont regret spending a couple bucks and an hour on- but I don't know if I'm gonna grind out the 100% on this one. would definitely be interested in another puzzle game from this creator. Check out money puzzle exchanger on fightcade if you like sorting games btw, that game rules.

Nice looking game, but a little hard to understand without tutorial. In my opinion game features (Ichigoko, Aethra) is too hard for a regular player

Realtalk I'd put the game as a "meh" or a no, but the game's cheap and I'm not annoyed enough to round down. As a game, it's fine. Could be better. Definitely playable. It's got a few minor annoyances, like not speeding up the "end of stage tally" effect as each individual baked good just "ping ping ping ping ping ping ping ping ping ping ping ping"s for longer and longer as the game progresses. It's doubly annoying because the game's on a timer and the game honestly kinda drags by about stage 7 or so, so having extra time wasted gets irritating. Another annoyance is that the first few stages of each character is effectively a "tutorial" for them, so each replay of a character effectively means redoing the tutorial, padding out time. Also, the fact there's no options menu on the title screen is just weird, I wanted to mute the voices, but had to wait until I'm in the game for there to be that option (and then the game had basically no settings to change, ha.) Speaking of voices, oh boy: -Can't mute the voices until you're in-game. -Can't adjust the volume or balance of the voices and music. -The speech bubbles don't say what the voice actors say, so muting the voices means you completely lose out on character reactions entirely and just get generic speech bubbles the whole game. -The voices gets unmuted if you quit and restart the game. (I think that's what's causing it?) -I wish the game did what some games do and have voices and moans separate so you can mute/quiet one or the other. As for a LEWD game, it's just not good. The art itself is fine, but the lewd part of the gameplay isn't great. -Gameplay is on the left, art is on the right, and you're on a timer, so you don't really have time to look at the character as they grow. This is a very annoyingly common thing in a lot of lewd games and lewd devs need to stop that. Galleries help, but this game doesn't include the growth pictures in the gallery for some reason??? -You're playing the game "blind" for what you get out of it, you just pick the character and hope they grow the way you like, that you like the tentacles at the end, and that you like the gallery rewards. -The gallery doesn't include an option to see all the frames of the character's growth, if you want your giant swollen mommy, you gotta look at her in-game. -If you miss the perfect score to unlock the final art in the gallery, you're going to have to slog through 9 rounds of the game again, which REALLY drags on, the gameplay isn't good enough to justify the 15-minute "run back", especially since you're already playing the game over and over thanks to needing to do it with each character. -The character selection is kinda butt, TBH. Two of the three girls look almost exactly the same as each other with the same figures and same color palettes (though they grow differently.) Games like this need more variety, especially if there's only three characters.

Fun and overall short, the biggest issue I had was Asher feeling slippery to control. When moving, it would often feel like I would stop just after Asher moved passed where I wanted them, forcing me to correct constantly. I understand that it's probably difficult to balance how Asher moves, given the mix between speed and precision, but I feel that the game should have its movement reworked. This is especially obvious with a controller since its nigh impossible to move normally with the joystick. I tried the first stage and was barely able to control Asher, with them even moving from me just releasing the joystick. You would either have to tilt the joystick very carefully or just get really good at dropping and grabbing pastries while constantly moving, neither of which is easy with how fast Asher is. Obviously, the use of the d-pad or keyboard buttons is better, but they still require you to either release the button very fast or constantly tap to get Asher to move where you want. Outside of control issues, I feel that Ichigoko was actually the hardest to beat on time, since while Aethra would block your vision half the time, it really only bothered me when I focused on a given column so much I forgot my next moves. Ichigoko, on the other hand, made things really hard due to her burn mechanic causing anything you touch to permanently change color. This really messed up my ability to recognize the various pastries, which meant I spent a lot more time trying to figure out what some of the items were, which was extra difficult on stages where there are repeated shapes with different colors. It also doesn't help that it tints everything you touch either red or dark grey when combined with the darker red background, making it very easy to miss various pastries once you get to the last stages where there's a lot to look at already. The point debuff side of things didn't seem all too bad, however, considering that there doesn't seem to be any rewards locked behind a high point score. Tldr; Fun game, but the main character, Asher, feels slippery to control. Of the characters, Ichigoko is the hardest due to permanently changing the color of pastries, Aethra is next hardest, but as long as you have good timing her gimmick is negligible, and Brioche is easiest for self evident reasons.

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