Fish to Dish: Idle Sushi

very fun and silly

took longer than expected to 100% complete, cute and chill game nonetheless ♥

super chill game

Progression doesn't feel very rewarding. I get that this is supposed to run on the desktop but it doesn't feel like the game is changing all too much. Disclaimer I played the version on release. L

I don't know what Dave did to me, but I'm addicted to him. So when you have to work, but you want Dave anyways, you have a chance! You could also try and find a real life Dave, but he probably wouldnt get you as many fish as this one! The game is so well done: Several maps, many different fish and some of them with special versions. You collect, prepare meals, manage your staff and cats! dogs! For once in your life you actually get to have friends! And you pick the designs of some areas and can decorate stuff. How did the developers, I mean, Dave, put so much stuff in an idler? I dont know, but I mean, its Dave. Dave can do anything. Dave will steal your time, sanity and eventually your heart. Thank you, Dave.

[h2] Really engaging and not too involved for an idle game [/h2] [b] Pros: [/b] - Cozy artstyle that doesn't clash with working on projects in the background - Fish designs are both accurate and funny for the made up models - Progression is slow but not grueling - There are a good amount of easter eggs that, while not essential to game play, are still fun to find [b] Cons: [/b] - Not enough customisation: Although there is a good amount of character model customisation a lot of it is immediately accessible as it is tied in content. This can take away from any accomplishment felt from using the in-game currency to unlock decorations. Equally, in my opinion, there should be a lot more customisation options for both the boat and sushi shop