Rolling Hills: Cozy Sushi Restaurant

Sorry to say, but I don't think it is fun. You are not "making sushi". There is no cooking. The food literally comes out of a machine on a conveyor belt and you just serve it to the customer 3 meters away. What's the point? Your role is just squeezed in. Why even take orders? You know there are actual sushi restaurants where the guests just take what they want. If it was more complex than you would have a purpose. The fact that it's sushi or that you are a robot is incidental and interchangable. And the upgrade system makes no sense. When you add more ingridients to something, it changes the recipe, not get better. And you are not making friends from what I can tell. There are contacts that involve themselves into your business, which is pretty much completely premade. The guests have no names and say the same stuff over and over. It may look nice, but it feels very empty and uninspired.

The game has an alright story, but the game play itself quickly gets boring and repetitive. If you don't mind standard management games, it's OK, but if you're looking for a slightly more in-depth cooking game, I don't recommend it. Also, I don't think it's worth the price for what it is.

Despite not playing the game for long, I would give [b]Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends [/b]a positive review[b].[/b] However as I say this, [b]I would not recommend it for most adult gamers but rather a specific demographic - kids / adults who enjoy extremely simple and repetitve games.[/b] I can see this game as a game I would install on my child's console but I wouldn't enjoy it for my own gaming. In Rolling Hills, don't be deceived by the fact that you're a sushi robot, you[b] DO NOT ASSEMBLE ANY SUSHI AT ALL[/b]. While, I was okay with that mechanic, I do see people thinking it's a sushi making game and getting disappointed by the fact it's more of a serving simulator xD Rather, in this game, the closest thing you do to cooking is just turning on the conveyor and plates of sushi will spawn out onto the restaurant's conveyor belt. There are several familiar game mechanics in the game: such as building social relationships, XP and levelling up, interacting with NPCs and maps etc but most of these are not developed in a complex way. Most of the mechanics are super straightforward and simple and doesn't take much brainpower to understand and learn how it works. Personally, I do not enjoy difficult games but this was way too simple (plus there was a lot of repetitive grinding for progression) for me to enjoy, there was no satisfaction from understanding or learning mechanics, it all just felt boring (It reminded me of Purple Place in that sense). On the plus side, the controls felt super good on the steam deck, I didn't encounter any issues with scaling and accessibility while playing it on the Deck. Art is super cute as well. While this wasn't a game for me, the game itself is decently made and at least felt complete while it could still be more developed.

it's cute, little relaxing game that I enjoyed. I do have to admit the gameplay did get stale after a bit and I never finished it.

Mostly fun, very colorful and pretty easy-going. Unfortunately, pacing will slow down in the later part of the game and the core mechanic of serving sushi wanes in excitement to feel repetitive and a grind just to allow continuation of the story. Fortunately, it is not very long so if you stick with it you'll get to see the entire silly story and completed all achievements.

J'ai beaucoup aimé ce jeu ! J'ai aimé servir mes clients et décorer mon petit restaurant, j'ai aimé me balader dans cette petite ville en ramassant des canettes pour les recycler, suivre l'histoire des différents personnages et de mon petit robot. Bref j'ai beaucoup aimé ce jeu, je l'ai fini en ~30h et j'en ai apprécié chaques secondes ❤️

It's a fun and relaxing little game. 🥰 It's interesting to collect different recipes and hats for cute robot. But after a period of time, it may be a bit repetitive to do the serving at the restaurant. Overall is still a nice game, but hope there could be more characters and storyline in Rolling Hills.

i have 100% played through this game twice; once on xbox and now on pc. and i gotta say, this is one of the greatest cozy games ever made. the story is chill and heartwarming, the characters all have such fun personalities, and the game play is very nice. one tiny gripe i do have is that the gameplay can get a teeny tiny bit repetative, especially towards the end. i love the way you can level up your recipies with ingredients, and i love all of the little decorations and furniture you can buy. everyone should play this game, and def go get some sushi to eat afterwards.

最初はとっても楽しかったんだけど、ある一定の水準を超えると同じことの繰り返しになってくるのでちょっとマンネリする マンネリした頃に住民全員の好感度MAXまで上げろといわれてダルすぎてやめてしまった 最初から住民全員の好感度を上げつつプレイするのがおすすめ。 全体的にバランスも良いし、おすすめはできます！

It was slow at first, but it really picks up as the game progresses. It's a cute, little, stimmy game loop of checking in with each section of the overworld and serving customers sushi. The characters are pleasant, and its fun to watch them grow. The pacing of the story is good. It's a fun little game.