Delicious - Emily's Road Trip
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About
"Delicious - Emily's Road Trip" is a Simulation game that follows the O'Malleys on a journey down Route 66. With an interesting plot and amazing visuals, players are immersed in a vibrant and engaging experience. However, the game is plagued by too much advertisement and numerous bugs that can detract from the overall enjoyment.










- The game is entertaining and has a great storyline, keeping players engaged.
- Players appreciate the return of difficulty settings and the ability to purchase upgrades.
- The graphics and character designs are generally well-received, adding to the overall enjoyment of the game.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and glitches, causing frustration during gameplay.
- Many players are unhappy with the mandatory ads and the requirement to pay after a few levels, feeling it detracts from the experience.
- The graphics quality is considered subpar compared to previous installments, with some elements appearing blurry or lacking detail.
story
80 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game has received largely positive feedback, with many players praising its engaging and heartwarming narrative that continues the adventures of Emily and her family. However, some users noted issues with pacing and gameplay interruptions, which detracted from their overall experience. Despite these criticisms, the emotional depth and character development in the storyline were highlighted as strong points, making it a beloved feature among fans of the series.
“The emotional beats in the story are exceptionally well crafted, and the gameplay is back to having more challenge in the gameplay.”
“I love the storyline of the game.”
“Great game, cute story.”
“At level 5, I can't finish Francois's story because he stops after 4 times when I need 5.”
“In level 4, the challenge is not achievable as Francois calls out to Emily only 4 times to hear his story, but the challenge says 5 times.”
“I'm a fan of Gamehouse, but the story wasn't that interesting.”