(cacke four undersandig tis)the cake is a lie! Yu hav nat sein bod speeling unntil know. And can be verbose/talkative when describing something I like and feel I need to adequately convey that feeling >_>
I've certainly played it more than the other, more classic JRPGs I have on my iDevice. I also didn't touch the (generally) realistic/fun characters and character interactions or the rich sleazeball who owns the Best Restaurant In Town (be sure to talk with the customers in there at least once) and wants to take out/buy up anyone who might be competition.Įasy to pick-up/put-down as you can save at any time (outside battle) and there is nothing so complex that a normal video game player can't pick it up again after a long break. There are a few hundred recipes I know of and most of them are realistic (or as realistic as you can get with a max of 4 ingredients+1 tool). You need both sales/popularity/income (not sure which) and enough points from the contests to increase your "bar rank" These are not set events that you have to get 1st in every time, but you do get better items the higher you place. by participating in monthly cooking contests.There are even "combo" dishes made by selling at least two specific dishes at the same time that are more popular than the dishes would normally be. by selling popular food (which is often not the most expensive food).
To open up new areas and to advance the plot, you have to make your restaurant more popular/improve its rank in two ways: Note that the characters can only eat so much per day and that things like Pasta will fill you up faster than tea/coffee. Your characters get that, and level up, by eating the food you make. Speaking of making food, you are only given a few resipies throughout the game. While you do get some money for fighting these enemies, you get more by opening your shop and selling the food you make. You go out to various dungeons, pick up ingredeants that are native to the area, and kill animals/enemies (in random battles or bosses) for various ingredients that you use to cook food (Killing boors is likely to get you pork). Think Recettear with more traditional JRPG gameplay (3 person party, normal equipment, and turn-based) and focused on food instead of general shop items. I've been playing a lot of a game called Adventure Bar Story.
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