Picked up because my friends are into it and abandoned.

Good:
- Beautiful art.
- Funny story if you bother to read it.
- Devsis is pretty generous with their premium currency and you can play the game for free without much of an issue if you don't care about being competitive or buying limited edition decorations.
- Character animations are very fun to watch.

Bad:
- Resource management is so tedious it made me want to hit things. And it never ends. You're going to be reissuing sugar cube mining jobs until you're dead.
- Most early story battles feel like they're just there to be there. There's no challenge and I've won at least 15 using the auto fight feature. I don't understand why this isn't classified as an AFK game.
- There are so many things to keep track of. 3 or 4 different currencies, several gacha shops for seemingly similar items, cookie stats, cookie special ability stats, cookie toppings and topping stats, etc. I wouldn't have a problem with this if what everything did was stated explicitly.

No es que me lo pase mal jugando, pero realmente me cuestiono si me gusta o si simplemente lo juego por una mezcla de hábito y el gacha (obviamente), porque cuando tengo más acceso a otros juegos se queda muerto de risa, parece que solo lo uso para matar el tiempo y no sé si es lo ideal.

Apenas juego a gachas y este es bastante generoso dentro de lo que cabe, pero lo que no me parece especialmente aceptable es el nivel de cosas aleatorias que puede parar tu progreso, y desde luego hay un esfuerzo en que te gastes dinero para evitar o facilitar todo lo que sería grindeo, porque puedo intentar farmear los polvos que me hacen falta de support o gastarte 13 euros (me hace gracia como los de mayor nivel son mas caros en la tienda pero son los más faciles de hoardear imo), ah y odio que haya que expandir el inventario, hay un punto en el que es constante y zzz.

Uno de los peores aspectos es si intentas que tus toppings estén bien (de verdad) vas a tener que rollear upgrades (que pueden fallar) y tener la suerte de que te toquen 3 veces seguidas los stats que deseas, yikes, yo he llegado a un punto en el que no me quedan searings raspberry M porque de las que tengo que no estén ya +12 es que no me merece la pena subirle el nivel.

En el battle arena la verdad es que no sé cuantas temporadas seguidas llevo llegado a master pero nunca se sintió como un logro, tampoco siento me lo merezco cuando llego. Sé de composiciones y qué personajes son buenos junto a qué hacen, la mayor parte del tiempo me hago una idea de contra que equipos voy a ganar y perder y pero tampoco creo que sepa mucho, quizás es que no hay mucho que saber.

Del modo historia no tengo mucho que decir, aunque casi me lo pasara la mayor parte del tiempo que estaba "jugandolo" estaba mirando a otro lado, me limitaba a hacer composiciones, ganaba y avanzaba como un loco hasta que dejaba de hacerlo y vuelta a empezar del ciclo, a veces encuentras la clave (queriendo o sin querer) en dos partidas, otras veces tardas semanas.

No sé qué haré, tarde o temprano probablemente desinstale el juego, pero sorbet shark seguirá siendo lindisimo y me acordare de el y sus sabias palabras.

(review escrita en el april fools de las mushrooms)

Played this on a whim because I couldn't sleep one night, chosen specifically because its art style is kind of stellar. The character designs and lavish amount of unique animations therein are the perfect concoction to bring Ruby Gloom ass kids into the realm of gambling - welcome to the world of vice and brain rot, children. The first three hours or so is literally just tapping Next on tutorial prompts, which is hilarious considering this game essentially just plays itself. You've seen it all before, base building character upgrading stat treadmill that will only end when you, dear reader, physically perish. Deviously designed quests that reward JUST beneath what you need to meet your next progression requirement, spurring the lizzid brain into Just One More Mission fancy. The bare minimum level of player input combat that runs at like 15fps tops, just spitting upgrade items into units until the numbers cease to mean anything and you're left completely zombified. Mobile games are so good dude.

The dream is that maybe this studio will use what I can safely assume to be their incalculable "fuck you" profits to make a game that uses these designs for something less like a pachinko machine, but maybe i should just get really into cartoon network instead.

This game has cute characters, amazing art, and surprisingly good voice acting, as in, this entire mobile game has full voice acting. It is all very well made and could have been a fun game. But the town building felt bland and apart from the art style had nothing unique, the gameplay is flashy but really boring, and it's a gacha game which instantly makes awful. I want the game to be fun because the style and charm of the game is great, but anyone can tell the moment they start playing that it is designed to waste your time and make you spend absurd amounts of money.