Songs of Yummy

Songs of Yummy is a cozy yet unexpectedly deep idle simulation developed by DreamStep and FUTU Studio and published by Anotherindie, built around a premise that is equal parts absurd, humorous, and quietly compelling. Set in a world where food scarcity threatens military survival, the game tasks you with solving the problem in the most exaggerated way possible: by turning virtually everything into edible supplies. This tongue-in-cheek framing gives the experience a distinctive personality from the outset, grounding its incremental mechanics in a playful narrative context that helps it stand apart from more abstract idle and clicker games. At its core, the game revolves around classic incremental progression. You begin with extremely modest production, manually generating basic food resources and unlocking simple recipes. Over time, these small actions snowball into complex systems of automation, layered recipes, and production chains that feed back into one another. What initially feels like a straightforward idle loop gradually unfolds into a dense web of interlocking mechanics, rewarding players who enjoy optimization and long-term planning. The satisfaction comes not from rapid…

It's an idle game with no offline progress. It wants you to have it running in the background. If you don't hire the correct troop, you can't auto collect rations. When you minimize you can have a spirte pop up on the right of your screen that tells you when there is something happening that it wants you to click, but if I am doing something else I don't really want to be interupted by having to tab into something else, so I find it more disruptive than helpful. The gameplay loop is incredibly simple. Progression is just an investment of time. You can make some basic choices on where you want to invest first, but it's fairly inconsequential because you end up just spending on what you can afford. Rations are used to upgrade facities, purchase inventions, and send caravans (short buffs). Upgrading facilities = more rations. Unlocking inventions = more rations. Hiring troops usually just = more rations. Completing recipes = more rations. So yes, one thing does directly progress another, but it's because it's fairly straighforward. They did a good job of the English translation on everything you need to be able to read, but the achievements haven't been translated. …

Random Scuffed Games #445 https://twitch.tv/DitoMido Aktuelle Spielequeue: https://rsg.ditomido.de Bisherige Reviews Archiv: https://rsg.ditomido.de/archive Vorgeschlagen von: Rittersternchen Songs of Yummy hat folgendes Problem. Egal in welcher Sprache Steam zuvor eingestellt wurde, es startet leider immer in chinesisch. Leider war auch das Menü so unintuitiv, dass wir auf Screenshot übersetzer zurückgreifen mussten um uns in den ersten 5 Minuten zurecht zu finden und englisch einzustellen, sowie weitere Settings. Leider bietet das Spiel sonst auch absolut keine Einführung, was das Spiel von einem möchte. Man vermutet anhand des Trailers eher ein Visualnovel mit beiläufigen Idle/Clicker Game Mechaniken, tatsächlich ist aber das Idle Ressourcen Sammeln in echtzeit der Hauptfokus und sozusagen ein bezahltes Browser game wie damals oGame der frühen 2000er. Keine gute Einführung, keine wirklich gute Story, kein besonderer Twist und somit für mich leider absolut nicht empfehlenswert und verbranntes Geld. Selbst unter den Idle Games, was bereits ein sehr spezielles Genre ist, das man mögen muss, gibt es deutlich bessere Rating: Dito: 1.5/5 Chat: 1.63/5 Gesamt: 1.57/5

This game was a disappointment. While it does seem like it might have potential, the dialog is poorly translated, there are things within the game that are unexpected, like desktop characters (Something I don't like on my computer.) and some clunky interface elements. It seems like a clicker, but there is some kind of lag to the clicking that causes frustration. Sometimes you can't click one of the ration camps, and sometimes you can, there is no explanation for this. It feels unpolished, and poorly optimized. The only review I saw, while seeming valid, and having twelve hours of play time, seems more like that of a paid or compensated steam client. If you look, that person has so many games, they either have to be constantly playing, and never anything else, or, they are given free games to write a positive review. Also, their review has the polish commonly seen by AI, so it's suspect. Like, a formula review. Either way, I was disappointed in this game and cannot recommend it.

It's an idle game, go in with just that expectation. As a fan of the "Songs of" series, I enjoy looking at the desktop pets (the same ones that we must slaughter in the Songs of Death game). The story and the descriptions of the Recipes are quite funny, and I find the pomodoro timer useful. All the games in this series have given me more hours of fun than the price I paid, and for that I am very content. My only request is more content - e.g. new art/stills for getting all the achievements.

游戏其实还行，但是我没找到值得花钱买它的理由...