Delicious - Emily's Home Sweet Home

[b]DO NOT PLAY THIS[/b] if you are an Achievement Hunter. There are Achievements you will *NEVER* be able to obtain due to a bug. Everyone already warned people -> In the Hippie's place, there is a stuck Jug. If you try to pick it up? Your MC will just shake her head. So give up or waste a multitude of hours in an attempt to get lucky. That and there is a level that is poorly designed and is missing a customer/the score is 200pts HIGHER than it should be. Couple that with some *TASKS* that need to be freaking rewritten. They are so poorly written.. That you will have to replay the level a few times in an attempt to figure it all out yourself. Story isn't as fun this time around either. Just some blonde bimbo with a freaking railroad spike stuck up her behind so far, that she is willing to destroy everything in her way. Lives and all. Sure there was an *incident*... But she takes it WAY TOO FAR, making everyone just MISERABLE and in the end? Oh it's okay! Forgiven. WELL! IDI NAH*I! NADOELA ZARAZA!!! Eventually I just stopped caring about everything. I finished the game, but I didn't feel an ounce of fun. This was a pretty bad one. I hear there are even worse o…

Such a lovely game. I still need to say, the blue giraffe Delicious games are still the best. The story(/ies) is(/are) really nice and the gameplay, as always, too. I really enjoyed it, iver got nothing more to say than: I can totally recommend it.

This kinda helps with my old nostalgia of Diner Dash. Too bad when you uninstall the game all the progress resets.

going from delicious - emily's new beginning to delicious - emily's home sweet home and my only thing is WHY DOES THE KID GET UGLY compared to the first game

Game is fun, just like the rest in the franchise. BUT its bugged... It's not possible to get 100% for this one 🙃

The Emily's Delicious series is my favorite time management series, I remember having them on my first tablet and seeing them available on steam was such a nice surprise. The story is always entertaining, and while the gameplay doesn't change much from game to game I typically enjoy the small changes that are made between them. I'm glad that the customer forecast from New Beginning is gone as I did not enjoy that particular addition personally. I like the addition of being able to choose which of the unlocked products I use as well as the upgrades they have. Some levels are very difficult to get 3 stars on if you play on normal or difficult, unless you have those products unlocked. Even once you acquire them those particular levels aren't easy to get the third star on. I found that frustrating as I like to get 3 stars before moving on to the next level, but some may see it as a challenge. Overall, a fun game with 90 levels and the achievements aren't too difficult to unlock with a little bit of time.