The Happy Heifer Cafe

Uh... so before the bugfix was released i got a legendary item which should have expanded my inventory by 1 permanently i think, but nothing happened. Will that be lost to me since it said I can get this only once?

I didn't expect Sky in the cafe, I guess she managed to escape : )

I think saving is bugged again, at least for android. No buttons at the bottom to open the menu. And I'm not sure if two people ordering are supposed to only order the same thing. 

new update goes crazy

Emily's last button:

Stage 4 stuffed emily is peak. I want to give her a big hug

Gacha is cheese-able

1. Get 100$
2. Go to the Gacha machine and save
3. Use the Gatcha machine to get this ability (if you roll something else, just load and try again)
4. Repeat until you have 3 of the same ability You can make a huge amount of money, Renpy is a bad choice for a game with a Gacha-like feature.

(+50% money)

How do you save game in mobile?

Yet another banging update. The upgrade system is ingenious, especially since it allows you to temporarily upgrade yourself, permanently upgrade yourself (gacha), and permanently upgrade the restaurant too. It gets considerably more hectic now which I love, and in a way, the notepad acts as a way to help ease new players in, and not using the notepad is a risky skill-based tactic to maximise efficiency (since you save time not writing down, but if you stumble you have nothing to go back on), instead of the previous update where it was more of a suggestion.

As always the art style is adorable, and the comedy is on-point (weapon foreshadowing much.) The more I play, the more I see myself thinking of other systems from real-world American diners (and classic flash games like Papa's Pizzeria) that could be used as inspiration points - for example, maybe there are "high priority" customers with quicker tempers that tip more; maybe there is a penalty for providing the wrong food to a table instead of it just not letting you place it (less tip, more anger, etc.); maybe there is a chance for random disguised restaurant inspectors who affect the popularity of the place based on their service; maybe some upgrades come with a penalty (like one which upgrades the kitchen, providing faster cooking speeds, but introduces a new menu item you have to remember); so on and so forth. I can't wait to see where this evolves with time. Great work team!

Looks promising, the artstyle is cute! Notebook mechanic has potential, really-really like it, but right now you can just memorize an order per table and serve them much quicker than if you had to write it all down. Perhaps add more complexity to the orders, like preferences, extras for a dish or simply more orders per table?

yo da art slaps !!!! whoever did it must be cool I think and also hot.

Great game flow, and it's really interesting leaving the notation entirely up to the player to work out how they want to write orders with limited space and symbols. One issue I've noticed though is there is actually almost no incentive to use the notepad unfortunately. Whenever a customer arrives, even if a bunch arrive at once, you can just as easily click on one, immediately get their order from the kitchen and serve it, then click on the next pair, and so on - there's no penalty for going to the kitchen over and over again, so there's no reason to try and be smart and remember a bunch of things at once. I reckon if going to the kitchen passed time faster by even a little, then that means you've got more of a reason to write down as much as possible to minimise trips.