Adult content ads in between the game.. be mindful
We have to watch ads for this game in between the levels which is annoying and the fact that adult content ads are playing is something of a serious concern considering the game is for kids. Gamehouse should be mindful of what’s playing in between the levels instead of blindly ignoring it. The ads should be kid friendly. Be careful.
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Fun
So fun but i finished the game in two weeks only :(
Classic
Been playing these games, mainly Emily games, since I was a teenager and I’m now almost 29 years old. Will always be a fan. Thank you !
Nah
Way to many ads . Have to watch 2 ads for every level. One at the end and another to advance. Way way too much, ruined enjoyment of the game.
Love all Delicious games
As a longtime Delicious player (since the very first game!), I have to say this is one of the best in the entire series. It brings back everything I love: character-driven storytelling, satisfying time management gameplay, and real emotional stakes with twists that kept me hooked from start to finish.
No energy meters, no microtransaction nonsense—just a full game, fully worth paying for. Please, GameHouse: keep making more like this (and Fabulous- Angela!) and less like Delicious World. 🙃
No energy meters, no microtransaction nonsense—just a full game, fully worth paying for. Please, GameHouse: keep making more like this (and Fabulous- Angela!) and less like Delicious World. 🙃
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I love this game!
I have been playing Gamehouse games for years, and they just keep getting better. Especially the Delicious Emily games. This one has a fun mystery for Emily and Francois to solve, and I like that this it’s focused more on the two best friends and a little less on the whole family. It’s fun and challenging and I had zero problems or issues.
I bought this one, because I own every Emily game and I like to go back and play different ones sometimes (their honeymoon is a big favorite).
But for the newest Emily game I’ve decided to try the Gamehouse subscription. I think it’ll be fun 😎
Thanks for so many years of great games GH
I bought this one, because I own every Emily game and I like to go back and play different ones sometimes (their honeymoon is a big favorite).
But for the newest Emily game I’ve decided to try the Gamehouse subscription. I think it’ll be fun 😎
Thanks for so many years of great games GH
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Wish there was more levels
Wish there was more levels
Poor animation
Bring back the beautiful animation in Delicious World! Frank and Patrick look awful. Love the music though! The levels are about the same but some levels are designed to where you need boosters to succeed.
Ads on ads
You spend more time watching ads than playing the levels. Each level is roughly 1.5 mins long and ads are easily 3 mins between EACH level. Not worth it, not worth buying the ad free subscription. Simply DONT BOTHER!!!
Too many ads
I get they have a subscription you can pay for no ads but having to play nearly 2 minute ads before and after every level is ridiculous and makes the game unplayable. Definitely shouldn’t spend money on a game that does that, just don’t waste your time and save your money don’t play the game.
Outdated
It offers to double coins you have you have to subscribe, but when I go to login into my GameHouse, which I already have a subscription, it never logged me in
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Even with subscription it the game makes you watch crazy long advertisements. Customer service is non responsive.
Game is good, ads are too much
I understand the concept of a “free to play with ads” game and I understand that you can pay for the subscription to get it ad free. This isn’t a new concept or anything. Maybe it’s more recently that companies have been pushing the limit on the ads to game play ratio. The sad things is, this game is good. It’s well designed, the level play is smooth, and even the story is interesting (major props to the devs). It’s a great game and if I had disposable income, I would probably buy it. But, I don’t, so I can only play with ads, which normally isn’t a big deal to me. But I think they need to adjust their ratio. For a level that takes approximately 2 minutes including the snippet of story I get with it, I have to watch a 90 second ad before playing the level and a 60 second ad after. That’s wild. When your ad breaks are longer than the actual gameplay, you’re going to lose out on players (and ad viewers) because in today’s market time management games are a dime a dozen and I’ve played others with significantly less ad time to game play. To be clear, I’m not complaining that there are ads, but if GameHouse wants to figure out how to retain players on their free option so they can continue to gain ad revenue, I’d suggest setting limits on the length of ads or reducing it to only before a level and not after as well. Just some food for thought. I probably won’t continue the game at this rate even though it is fun, but if they adjust this in the future I’d be happy to come back.
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Sequels pls!! Emily and Francois are the best!!
I loved this, felt so much like the classic Delicious Emily games for pc!! The setting was beautiful, the mystery was exciting, and the characters were awesome. I missed Francois having a bigger part like this in the recent games. Sooooo much better than Delicious: Cooking & Romance (Emily’s kids are annoying and Paige’s dialogue was so cringe in that game)
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Love it
More games please!!
The ads are longer then the levels
Don’t waste your time. It’s just more of the same game anyway.
Not enough
I paid $ to play without ads, which I don’t mind. People need to make a living. However, this game was so brief. I finished the whole thing in a week or so. I am used to there being many levels, I was shocked when it ended. Not worth paying for it!
My Review
This game is really enjoyable. I am really enjoying playing the game. Thank you for downloading the game on my phone.
Ads out of control
Great game, but the ads are crazy! A full minute ad at the beginning of each level, and a quicker one at the end of each level. Given that each level doesn’t even take three minutes, just seems excessive.
