TasteMaker

abandonware

Abandoned. Good potential but just disappointment.

This game has an incredible amount of potential but as it currently stands it is frustrating to the point of being unplayable. The main issue comes from the employees who's AI is far to underdeveloped. In larger scale builds the AI cannot keep up and consistently chooses the most ineffecient way to take on any task. This means if you are trying to run a high capacity build the building will build up grime and dishes as the AI constantly swaps tasks and actually does nothing. The dirt grows unrealistically anyways and the AI refusing to clean does not help.

What you see is what you get. Extremely basic and not really worth playing

Way too buggy to be enjoyable. I tried pretty hard, as evidenced by the 16 hours of gameplay. I was able to enjoy some experiences. I don't know if I'll ever boot this up again, though. Not worth the price unless you get it on a steep sale.

More frustrating than fun. So many little annoying things that aren't right that add up to a not very fun playing experience. Dishwashers who only pick up one item at a time. Not being able to close the restaurant to do renovations. Which means you have to wait for an item to not be in use in order to move it around. Hiring the fastest workers available, yet they are always just standing there not doing anything. Annoying notifications like food storage is full. Obviously they are full because the restaurant just received a supply order.

very chill game to play,heal my soul when me get divorced

Just a tiny little game. Good but not the perfect. It is currently no longer updated.

I bought the game back when it was in early access... I played it quite a bit, but eventually got bored. That said, being super honest, it is a very interesting game, but I don't see much of a future for it... it lacks replayability, you know? I think if it leaned more towards something like Cafeland, with a more progressive gameplay loop where you unlock things over time, and had social features, not just with Steam friends, but with the whole player community, it would help. I know turning the current game into a social one would mean completely changing its core concept, but I really think that kind of direction would spark more interest in replaying it. Because right now... just having random scenarios and a sandbox isn’t enough for this type of game anymore. It ends up feeling really, really shallow in terms of content; 4/10 for me.

Game is abandoned, needs more updates