Idle Baker Boss

My primary issue is the pacing of the progress, it is quite slow, a lot of waiting. So I played the game while doing something else, like watching sports, or streaming, etc. Still lost interest in managing the game progression. Another bad sign, I found that the most efficient way to make progress, is to quit the game, and let the idle mechanics take over. So I'd check-in 10 to 15 minutes a day. Which is a questionable game design choice, as there is a direct correlation to the number of game hrs vs. microtransaction purchases.

meh

Phenomenal idle/incremental game. The way the gameplay expands as you progress makes this one you can really get into and lose hours to. The absolute best balanced idle game I've ever played.

Not terrible.

I don't think Dippydoo (or whatever tf the dev is called) understands the definition of "idle," and I wish I could get my money back. The whole point of idle games are to open them, forget about them, and then do all of your updates without having to monitor if something is done baking or needs to be sold. There is no actual tutorial, a lot of it is guess work, and even then it makes zero sense. What is the purpose of any the adjustable settings? What is the purpose of grading trays when the price hikes make it impossible? Why do items blackout/highlight red? Why does it cost 440 gems to upgrade to the second level of coffee? There is no justification what-so-ever in the astronomical hikes in upgrade cost, other than to force you to pay-to-win. Not happening. I haven't even been able to franchise yet because of the imbalance of it all. 9.6 hours in and I hate it.

It's a cute little game! It moves nicely along, and something is always opening up. I'm having fun trying to collect all the recipes, and achievements.