Boba Tale

Okay, amazing app to begin with. I LOVE BOBA! Who doesn’t? …probably some people who have never experienced boba… but whatever! I have a few suggestions to make this app better in the upcoming update: 1. Add your own option to make bobas from scratch like you can choose from the bobas in the Gordo Rambey boba comp. To serve in your regular game. 2. Pls ad and option to make your own boba-rista character to use gems and coins to buy little clothes or accessories or smth like that ;) 3. Add an option to transfer coins into gems because sometimes gems are a little harder to get that coins. 4. Add a little food bar, like in Boba Story they have a little Cute Sushi bar for treats that gives a different kind of currency for other treats, -connecting to #2, the currency for the clothes and accessories could be called -Boba Popplings- and look like little boba faces with cute cat smiles like this, -OwO-. 5. Add a friend option to where you can friend someone and see their progress and profile. 6. Add an option to make a profile -connecting to #5- and you can edit the picture and the name of your boba business and stuffs like that 👍🧋 7. My last thing lol, an option to make your own city and decorate homes for your customers ( pls add more customers and details on old ones too pls 😋) Thanks for regarding deez solutions -not really :3- and have an UwU- tastic day ;3 🧋💅😋👌👍💎😇

The Good: Very aesthetic games with nice cozy vibes. I feel like a lot of cozy games can be visually overwhelming (e.g., Animal Restaurant) or have super slow-paced game play (e.g., Good Pizza Great Pizza). I liked that this one allows me to get out my desire to play fast-paced restaurant games in a cozy atmosphere (you could also move slower and just make less money and there still wouldn’t be flashing red lights saying you are failing). I like the café decorations, very cute. The ads are also not too annoying, and certainly I appreciate that it’s not pay-to-play. The Bad: As others mentioned, there’s not a natural progression to the game. I think you do unlock more ingredients later so maybe I’ll get there but it seems like the types of items (two teas and three food items) don’t change or increase. Same thing with the time per level or the customer expectations. Also, I find some of the tea items difficult to tell apart (e.g., green vs brown tea, yellow stars vs yellow balls), especially when playing at night. There is also insufficient explanation regarding the game mechanics (e.g., that you can only throw away completed drinks). For the decorations, it is annoying that you have to pay separately for L/R decorations and that you can’t preview them. And for outdoor decorations, it seems like you have to buy ever single one in order. Overall, I am enjoying the game for now but think there are some easy changes that would make it excellent and more of a long-term play.

I honestly felt bad giving this game anything less than five stars. It is so incredibly rare nowadays to find quality free games that aren’t loaded with in app purchases. I can tell that this was a labor of love for the developer, and the charm of the game reminds me of Good Pizza Great Pizza before the developers totally sold out on the pay to play model… That being said, there truthfully isn’t much progression to the game. Everything is unlocked right from the start, and you tap instead of swiping and dragging ingredients, giving it less of an interactive feeling. Customers are extremely hard to upset, I haven’t seen one yet. There is little challenge or diversify to play. I think this could easily be resolved by forcing the player to unlock new ingredients, the ice cream machine, and the cookie machines before they can use them, and the more plentiful your menu, the more the items cost, giving a natural progression towards earning more money. More options would be appreciated, as of right now, there are only 2 teas and 6 boba/poppling options available. This means at most, there are 12 available order combinations, and the occasional customer that asks for ice. This is extremely detrimental for a restaurant management game, as there is a 1/12 chance that if I make a random boba, the customer will actually ask for it.