Disney Villains Cursed Café

This game... oh, that hits, and in a bad way. The story... exists. You run a cafe, make potions for the villains and read through their speeches. 24 minutes in a game and I teached Jafar how to cryptoscam people. Epic. The villain designs are mostly okay, their suits look a bit odd, but nothing unpleasing. Two characters are exceptions though - Hook is absolutely great with his cozy sweater, and the Evil Queen looks pretty bad honestly. I guess her original design is gretty hard to mix with the rest. But there is one thing that absolutely destroys this VN (and yes, it is a VN) - no reset. You reached an ending (there are two, actually) - the only thing you can do is to remove the game from your device never to remember it again. No 100%ing, no testing new potions, nothing. However, I guess this won't be an issue for players who just want to read through it once.

Honestly very funny. Kinda fun to have two outcomes to the stories of these characters. The only thing that's disappointing is the fact that only 1 save is allowed. And if you want to play again, you have to delete that save. At least since I last played.

A really easygoing, relaxing game. About 4.5 hours for one runthrough. I easily solved the game on the first try but it still has replayability value since it wasn't possible to make all villains happy/go through their entire storyline/get all achievements in just one game. I also felt the entire mystery in all the notes was not revealed yet (maybe it never is, which is a bit frustrating). Overall very well made, although the barebones settings has been a source of frustration for me. I would really like to be able to control the screen size myself and not be forced to only play fullscreen only. Although the game does work fine on my 3440 x 1440 ultrawide monitor. But the graphics do not really need to seen on so large of a screen as I have. And I would like to speed up the text, which I find rather slow. The music is good, the art is nice, and the characterization was excellent. I genuinely enjoyed helping out all the villains with their evil deeds, LOLOL. The game should be suitable for most children from around Grade 5 and up as long as they are capable of paying attention to details. But it's also suitable for adults as well. It's not a high level strategy game but choices d…

honestly? pretty cozy, simple and fun. it's all i can ask for in a disney villains visual novel (and yes, this counts as a visual novel).

love this it is very fun and enjoyable

Visuals are amazing and the story you go through with each of the characters gives off some funny moments as well as some interesting outcomes of your choices.