- June 4, 2024
- Catch & Release, LLC
- 10h median play time
Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends
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About
In "Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends" , players step into the role of a Sushi Bot with a dream of becoming a renowned chef. Running a local sushi shop in Rolling Hills, they'll craft delicious sushi, gather fresh ingredients, and form friendships with the townsfolk in this life simulation and restaurant management game. Building relationships and mastering sushi-making will help turn the town into a culinary hotspot.







- The game is incredibly cute and charming, with a delightful art style and engaging characters.
- It's a relaxing and cozy experience, perfect for unwinding after a long day, with simple gameplay that allows for casual play.
- The customization options for the restaurant and the ability to upgrade recipes add a fun layer of depth to the gameplay.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and boring, lacking depth and meaningful challenges as the game progresses.
- Players do not actually cook sushi; instead, they serve pre-made dishes from a conveyor belt, which may disappoint those expecting a more hands-on cooking experience.
- The friendship-building aspect feels superficial, with NPCs lacking personality and engaging dialogue, making interactions feel flat.
story
84 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, described as charming, engaging, and filled with humor, though some players find it predictable and occasionally repetitive. Players appreciate the character-driven narratives and the way friendships unlock new story elements, but the gameplay can feel monotonous as they complete daily tasks to progress. Overall, while the story adds a delightful layer to the experience, it can sometimes be overshadowed by the grindy nature of the gameplay.
“Such a cute game with a good story line :) highly recommend.”
“I love that there is a story and being able to run a restaurant while making friends with the people in town!”
“I can tell the devs put a lot of thought into the storylines which I appreciate!”
“It can get a little boring to repeatedly complete daily tasks and serve sushi as you try to rank up to get more story, which is ostensibly the goal of the game.”
“Really wanted to love this game, but I second other reviews saying it's boring: the map is super small, the lines with the NPCs are just not engaging (I started skipping them super fast when I grow our relationships), the rewards for growing the relationships are really not that great, and the gameplay is boring, especially the quest to get to level 15... it never ends.”
“The story won't change.”