All You Can Feed: Sushi Bar

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All You Can Feed: Sushi Bar is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by DACS Laboratories and was released on April 20, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

"All You Can Feed: Sushi Bar" is a restaurant management simulation game where you run your own sushi bar. Create various types of Maki, Nigiri, and Futomaki to satisfy customer orders within the time limit. Progress through levels by achieving specific goals, with a sense of pride and accomplishment awaiting those who successfully manage their sushi play. Be prepared for the challenge of staying afloat amidst numerous orders.

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Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

gameplay1 negative mentions

The game is entertaining and offers a fun challenge, especially as you unlock more ingredients and face time limits.
It's a cheap game that provides a decent amount of gameplay for its price, making it accessible for casual players.
The gameplay can get hectic and demanding, which adds to the excitement and keeps players engaged.

Progression is hindered as players cannot advance past the 16th level, leading to frustration.
The game can feel unfair due to random customer orders, which may not provide enough opportunities to meet financial goals.
The controls can be cumbersome, and the lack of music after a playthrough can make the experience feel repetitive and dull.

graphics
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The graphics are described as simple, yet they do not detract from the overall entertainment value of the game, especially for those seeking a challenge.
gameplay
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Gameplay begins slowly in the initial levels, but quickly escalates into a fast-paced and challenging experience as players unlock more ingredients. The need to manage time effectively while meeting financial goals adds to the intensity, requiring constant preparation and strategic planning.
- “The first few levels start off pretty slow, but once you unlock more ingredients, the gameplay becomes pretty hectic and demanding, with you racing against the time limit, having to earn a certain amount of money per level and constantly preparing all the ingredients beforehand.”
music
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The music in the game is criticized for stopping after a single playthrough without looping or offering additional tracks, leading to a silent experience that is replaced by repetitive and irritating sound effects from other game elements.
- “The music stops after one playthrough and doesn't loop or play one of the other tracks, so it just goes silent. All you hear is the ever-increasingly annoying tings and bings from the various other items.”