- October 16, 2021
- spectragate
Cascade Cafe
79%Game Brain Score
music, gameplay
story, character development
100% User Score 30 reviews
Platforms
About
Join a group of friends as they play a relaxing path building boardgame, inspired by games of the Suujin Taisen genre. Place your tiles to line them up and connect their bridges, then combine their values to build unique sequences.



Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews
music4 positive mentions
character development3 negative mentions
- The game offers a relaxing and cozy atmosphere with charming characters and soothing music, making it enjoyable to unwind.
- Gameplay is easy to learn but allows for strategic depth, providing a satisfying experience for both casual and more serious players.
- The offline play feature is a significant advantage, allowing players to enjoy the game without needing an internet connection.
- The AI is simplistic and easy to defeat, which can diminish the challenge and excitement of the game.
- The storyline is considered bland and uninspired, lacking character development and engaging plot elements.
- Some gameplay mechanics, such as special cards and traps, feel unnecessary and do not significantly enhance the experience against the AI.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is generally considered uninspired and lacks depth, with a visual novel style that fails to engage players beyond the basic premise of a tournament. While the characters are visually appealing, they do not exhibit significant development or interesting dialogue, focusing mainly on the board game mechanics. Players express a desire for more content and character interaction, as well as improvements to the AI in story mode.
“The game of cascade is very easy to learn and get into, especially as it is being explained piece by piece as you progress in story mode by both playing and through banter with players you meet.”
“Story mode offers 30 levels, no difficulty settings, but it's not a hard campaign.”
“My playtime includes nothing but singleplayer content, a handful of puzzles, vs. CPU, and the main course of the story mode, consisting of 30 matches.”
“The story is fine, if uninspired - you meet the characters and play them all multiple times leading up to the big tournament (which turns out to be a single game).”
“The visual novel style overstory is incredibly bland; the characters are visually appealing (except the player character who looks weird and inconsistent), but the characters don't really talk about themselves or anything except the board game, with no overarching plot or character development.”
“The story is all flavors of fluff.”