Dragon Caffi

Dragon Caffi is an adorable wholesome puzzle story game which I am sad to say that I have finished. For those of you who have played this, you may have experienced a few bugs, however, it is possible to finish this game entirely. The graphics are very well made, the music is sweet, but a little repetitive, although I didn't mind that very much. I am in love with all of the characters. Each one is so sweet and adorable! I do recommend this game to anyone who is looking for something cute and wholesome to play in their spare time.

It's a very charming computer game that brings me back to the late 90s, early 2000s because honestly this is probably the kind of game I would have played as a 13 year old. That being said, I did enjoy the game, though if you're not into games that have a lot of fetch quests, this might not be for you. My only thing is, there could be a bit more help in the systems around inventory, quests, maps and recipes. If you're just looking in your inventory and you have more than 9 items in any given category you're not going to be able to see everything you have. I use the recipes to determine how much of anything I have. I also wish that the order the maps appear was the same order that the quest pages appear for quicker reference. Finally, I would have preferred the recipes to appear in again order of location for quicker reference. I don't think you need more handholding than that, any additional quest help would have made the quests seem like a chore rather than something interesting to remember. Maybe have a bit more direction if you get stuck, but otherwise I maybe only had to check three times what I was missing. Otherwise good game, it does what it set out to do.

The art in this game is absolutely adorable. I loved playing it through.

Very cute game and I had lots of fun running errands and making the recipes. The art is adorable and most of the puzzles are the right mix of easy and challenging. I do think there could be a few more quality of life additions: you can't easily navigate between quests and recipes to see who's recipes you need to cook and cook them directly, for example. Or see an area's quests and then navigate to it from there directly. So a lot of my playing was actually looking around for what I'd already cooked or not, then finding who that dish belongs to, and navigating through maps... a bit frustrating. The minigames are mostly easy enough, except for one at the very end that got me stumped. It didn't prevent me finishing the game but it did prevent me completing a lot of other linked quests so I'm not super happy with that. And the ending was a bit anticlimactic. But overall I spent a good few hours enjoying this game and I do recommend it. Just expect a bit of clunkiness from it at times.

A nice, cute game.

The only game I have managed to perfect ever. I love it, its so cute, simple but always entertaining. I cant recommend it enough. I dream of the day the creators make something new.