Definitely Not Fried Chicken

A solid 6.5/10. I liked it, but it has a very confusing and sometimes buggy UI, requires intensive micromanaging such as determining people's work schedules hour-by-hour, yet lacks expected depth in places like being able to create delivery routines that are performed w/o your constant input. Despite requiring constant micro managing, things like deliveries and the game at large are not super interactive, so you end up just idling for a while and sending deliveries to one of two static locations until the order runs out, then you manually send them to wherever you wanted them to go before. Additionally, the mechanics for running businesses are really lacking in general. Nothing you place inside the buildings matters beyond taking care of customer's basic needs and maybe upcharging them. No way to make your stores more appealing or attract more customers by decorating or adding on, meaning that the optimal way to play is to have a super barren building save for the things the customers pay for. It's all perferctly functional but it just lacks depth There aren't many random events to throw you off or introduce new layers to gameplay aside from the weekly bribery threshhold to kee…

probably one of the worst games ive played, none of my stores work as intended, none of my workers take products from kitchen to store front, from the growth room to the storage room. Just dreadful, it might be user error but i have found many having the same issues online when trying to find a resolution.

Unfinished Abandonware.

Brilliant game to pass the time to at the start, learning about lighting, heating and humidity, what to do about raids, how to maximize space effeciently, but unfortunetly towards the end the game turns grindy, and I wish the Devs didn't abandon it. recommend picking up the game on sale for over 50% off (more if you can), because it is not worth it's full price.

yes

very good game