Delicious - Emily's Message in a Bottle

A great time management game, just like in the old days. It's simple, it's cute. You need to think fast, react fast, and click even faster. It's a really good coffee game... assuming you have time to take a sip.

(Note: Yet another game that doesn't allow you to acquire all Achievements. So if you are here for that? Prepare not to get: "Buy all items out in every restaurant" and "Get all menu items". I got everything unlocked and those two last bottles never became available. The bottles have messages in them that people spent time writing, pouring their heart out. Now I wont even get to read their lovely words. Thanks for that.) (Note 2: The floor doesn't render at the "gathering" near the end. Twice exactly. It's just black, making it seems like the characters are having a party in Hell.) Apart from all those things mentioned above, the game is still pretty fun and they have the "family matters/values" here. No one is an irritating beep and that's all we can be grateful for nowadays. I miss the "super secrets" from other games, but I guess no one else remembers nor cares about 'em. So it'll just remain a memory after all. Still good and most times relaxing. Ye.

Emily's Delicious is my favorite time management series, so just know that going in. They didn't really add much new gameplay wise to this game from the previous one (Hopes & Fears). The only real change that I noticed was the [spoiler] secret mini-game- Paige & Truffles Hay Jump Adventure [/spoiler] and that's not really the kind of thing I want from a time management game. I do enjoy the story line of this game, as well as the flashback to little Emily. I did not enjoy how much grinding it took to unlock all the achievements. Some of those products took forever to unlock because customers simply would not order them. In the end scene the background was pure black so I couldn't see the picnic, but I'm sure it could be fixed if I actually tried-I just don't have the energy to put more time into this as I'm replaying all the games available on steam and would prefer to just start the next one.

Back with my favorite dysfunctional family. This time they're even *more* dysfunctional!

Love this game. This is fun and challenging. Helps with memory practice.

I Love Playing The Delicious Emily Games