7.4

Review: Candy Shop Simulator

For sweet tooth like me there are few games. Fortunately Candy Shop Simulator makes this pretty good,
So good that I worked in quite a lot of candy myself. 'Cause, yeah, you're gonna want to.

Sweet Start

The tutorial was actually quite nice. Normally you see a bit against the tutorial, because you can figure it out yourself until you find out that you have no idea what you are doing and still follow the tutorial or look up everything on the internet. Not this time, the tutorial is short and powerful and you can continue right where you left off as soon as you're done.

Simple, yet relaxed

The idea is actually quite simple: You have your own business, you make everything yourself and sell it to the locals. You start with a few basic recipes and can eventually expand it via upgrades. The game plays incredibly relaxed, you're actually constantly moving your interior or baking, because say yourself, we always hire someone to do the checkout work in these kinds of games. 

Graphically a beautiful picture, technically a bit rough

Fair enough: It looks incredibly colorful and fun. It's not graphic, but it doesn't have to be. The game is cheerful and everything looks pretty licky. The UI sometimes works a bit against and the placement of furniture does not always go smoothly. 

Is this for me?

Are you creative? Do you like candy? Relax without too much trouble? Well, then you're definitely in the right place. The pace is largely determined by yourself, you can be creative with the interior of your shop and the customers who continue to flow. Still, after a few hours, it could get a little monotonous.