Dragon Caffi

This game somehow taps into the nostalgia of both neopets and club penguin despite not being much like either. You do want to pay careful attention to what each questgiver says at the first introduction though: a lot of the most important clues are only said once.

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.