- April 4, 2019
- Platonic Games
- 10h median play time
Kawaii Kitchen
Platforms
About
"Kawaii Kitchen" is a Simulation game that lets you create unique burgers with ingredients from across the globe. With its good plot, excellent gameplay, stunning visuals, and splendid music, it provides a delightful experience. However, the game is marred by annoying ads and bugs, which may detract from the overall enjoyment. The game's description, "Make huge weird burgers with ingredients from all around the world!", accurately encapsulates its quirky and entertaining gameplay.







- The game features adorable graphics and characters, making it visually appealing.
- Gameplay is fun and engaging, with a good balance of challenge and simplicity.
- There are many options to earn free items and costumes without needing to spend money.
- The game can feel repetitive after a while, as the core mechanics don't change significantly.
- Some players experience issues with ads, particularly with forced ads after every round.
- There are occasional glitches where taps on ingredients don't register, leading to mistakes.
- monetization271 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed feedback from users. While many appreciate that ads are generally short, skippable, and optional for bonuses, others find the frequency of ads intrusive, especially after every level. In-app purchases are available to remove ads entirely, which some players find reasonable, but there are complaints about the necessity of watching ads to progress or earn rewards, leading to frustration for some users. Overall, the game balances monetization with gameplay, allowing players to enjoy it without feeling pressured to spend money.
“The in-game purchases are just for cosmetics, no boosting just to get through a hard level like so many other games do!”
“Microtransactions are there, but in no way thrown at you or shoved in your face.”
“You can play the game without making in-app purchases if you don't want to, and leveling up is steady, but still challenging.”
“But when I am given inescapable ads every three times I play, where I have to wait at least 5 to 10 seconds to get out of, it just frustrates me because that should be a choice, not something I have to do just to keep playing and give you guys free forced ad revenue.”
“What isn't good is the unskippable, full screen, 30 seconds advertisements after every level that force you to the play store.”
“The only problem I have is that there's way too many ads.”