Cooking Trip: Back on the road

[quote][b][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asset_flip]Warning: Asset Flip![/url][/b] Cooking Trip Back On The Road is an asset flip, or what Valve calls a "Fake Game". The "developer" paid for/pirated someone else's example/template/tutorial game, changed the name/reskinned a couple of things, and submitted it to Valve as if it was their own game.[/quote] Cooking Trip Back On The Road is a pointless restaurant management platespinning type screen tapper/clicker game. As featured in hundreds of mobile apps, gameplay here is a woeful routine of platespinning... that is to say, you need to tap on your iPhone screen to satisfy various customers as they come in and take care of other little busywork jobs. You'll soon find yourself tapping away madly at your iPhone as you have so many customers all at once! Surely the iPhone is the greatest gaming platform of all time, so understandably the developer wants you to pay them for this free mobile app garbage on Steam. They've dumped this same restaurant manager platespinning game on Steam before. I've seen this same game on app stores from completely different publishers with slightly different skins on it. More intellectual bankru…

YES! This is it! Everything that was annoying in the first game and the glorious "endurance test" of having to do a stream of customers and wait for them... While taking a snooze... WAS IMPROVED! This game was so much more fun and better to play! It still offered a decent challenge, as the story of the two siblings continued! I am just happy the game got better. Kudos! :D =) :>

a simple but satisfying time management game, I have all the series and i would love to see more coming out.

Probably the best one out of the 3.

It was well worth what I paid for it. I managed to finish it in 13 hours, so even at full price, it's not a bad deal. I did not care for the music in the second kitchen. It was so overused a few years back that all I can see when I hear it are some "manly men" head'n in for their big juicy steak...with those huge mustaches...and that was some tedious work just dealing with that tune...I literally kept having to leave the pc after each level! Buy it just to see how horrible and challenging it really is! I did not like that they seemed to have reversed since the first Cooking Trip game. That one, you got a new kitchen every 10 levels...not so in this one--you get 3 kitchens in 60 levels. I felt a bit gipped after being used to the first one and having felt that this feature was a stellar addition. It feels even more repetitive than the first one did (I did not find the first one being overly annoying, nor was I checking my clock every few minutes trying to find any excuse to leave the PC for a while...that damn song...I'm serious... The graphics are great--just like the first one. Lots of nice colors. But, I did find some of the kitchen design elements to be a bit...I just …

Pretty enjoyable game, although I found it frustrating to have to start from scratch everytime you finished buying all of the upgrades. I would consider buying more games from this series when they are on special, but I didn't enjoy it enough to pay full price.