Used to be
This used to be a really fun game but recently they’ve made it to where just to get like basic upgrades when you’re cooking with your coins they’ve increased it exponentially which just means they want you to spend money on it instead of you earning it through the game so I wouldn’t even try this game
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Never click to pay! Not worth it
When you first start playing you have tons of apps to watch and earn coins. You pay for one thing and those are gone. They now offer games to play. 🙄🙄 you miss 2 days and that’s done NOW none work and say downloaded incorrectly…. You can’t make enough coins to play game continuously each level…. Unless you feel like killing battery and watching adds for hours. Game isn’t worth it. They need to fix bugs with downloading games to play for coins and add something to earn coins to keep playing.
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Not worth it
The game is really nice and addictive but it’s so hard to get the upgrades without watching ads and after sometime it doesn’t even give you anymore ads after completing a level. The coins are too expensive to buy and now you are just stuck on the level cause there is literally no other way to move forward in the game.
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Rigged
Nice at first. Once you get to a certain level they make it to where you have to upgrade kitchen and use all coins just to win. Sucks. Just like every other game.
I love royal cooking
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Royal Cooking
Interesting
Money money money
Buying “No Ads” Is Apparently Just the First Payment
At first, this genuinely feels like a fun time-management game, which is why I actually paid for the No Ads option. That makes it even more ridiculous when you eventually realize the game stops testing your speed and starts testing your willingness to open your wallet again.
At a certain point, it simply doesn’t matter how fast or accurately you play. You can serve customers almost perfectly and still be physically unable to earn the required amount before the level ends. Meanwhile, the game happily sets goals of nearly 600 coins per level, even when your current equipment simply cannot process enough orders to reach that amount.
Fine, so I need to upgrade my kitchen. Except upgrades become increasingly expensive, and there’s no reasonable way to earn enough coins for them. You can’t replay previous levels to farm coins, losing gives you practically nothing, and the next level is already nearly impossible without those upgrades.
So you get this wonderful little loop:
Can’t beat the level → need upgrades → upgrades require coins → can’t earn enough coins → pay.
And this feels especially great after you’ve already paid to remove the ads.
The only reason I managed to get past one of these walls was because I had collected enough daily free coins. Without them, I would have simply been stuck behind an artificially created progression barrier — not because I was too slow or playing badly, but because the game had decided I needed more premium currency to continue.
I have absolutely no problem with free games being monetized. But there is a big difference between “pay if you want some extra convenience” and “we’ll deliberately design the economy so that progressing without additional purchases becomes nearly impossible.”
The funniest part is that this is supposed to be a game about serving customers quickly. Eventually, it stops testing how fast you can play and starts testing how fast you can reach for your credit card.
At first, this genuinely feels like a fun time-management game, which is why I actually paid for the No Ads option. That makes it even more ridiculous when you eventually realize the game stops testing your speed and starts testing your willingness to open your wallet again.
At a certain point, it simply doesn’t matter how fast or accurately you play. You can serve customers almost perfectly and still be physically unable to earn the required amount before the level ends. Meanwhile, the game happily sets goals of nearly 600 coins per level, even when your current equipment simply cannot process enough orders to reach that amount.
Fine, so I need to upgrade my kitchen. Except upgrades become increasingly expensive, and there’s no reasonable way to earn enough coins for them. You can’t replay previous levels to farm coins, losing gives you practically nothing, and the next level is already nearly impossible without those upgrades.
So you get this wonderful little loop:
Can’t beat the level → need upgrades → upgrades require coins → can’t earn enough coins → pay.
And this feels especially great after you’ve already paid to remove the ads.
The only reason I managed to get past one of these walls was because I had collected enough daily free coins. Without them, I would have simply been stuck behind an artificially created progression barrier — not because I was too slow or playing badly, but because the game had decided I needed more premium currency to continue.
I have absolutely no problem with free games being monetized. But there is a big difference between “pay if you want some extra convenience” and “we’ll deliberately design the economy so that progressing without additional purchases becomes nearly impossible.”
The funniest part is that this is supposed to be a game about serving customers quickly. Eventually, it stops testing how fast you can play and starts testing how fast you can reach for your credit card.
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Royal cooking
Good fast game
Money pit
It’s a fun game until you realize to advance in any level you have to buy coins which is ridiculous. Don’t even waste your time
Don’t delete ads
This game is great until you delete the ads. Then the game becomes harder and the free money ads go away. Thats because they know you will spend money now. Deleted the app. Sad when they make something that is fun and mind sharping then comes the greed. SMH.
I like the game but…
I like the game but it makes it impossible to pay for upgrades unless you have a lot of coins. To earn coins you must watch ads. And if you don’t meet the coin quota when you play a level they don’t give you the coins you earn, you get nothing and have to start the level over.
Too much ads
Deleting it too much ada.
Decent game but ad money doesnt work
The games really good i have been enjoying it however the upgrades are expensive (in fake game money) then when you get the option to watch an ad for 2000 in the end you dont even get the money. Ive tried it quite a few times and it wont let you win the money. Which is such ashame. Im considering deleting the game as whats the point. Otherwise its actually an addictive game and passes time.
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Steals your money with in app purchase
I purchased the $2.99 in app ad which included no ads forever, $35000 coins and six perks (two each). My Apple wallet shows three separate transactions within minutes of each other from this app who said my payment could not process. The funds are guaranteed in Apple wallet if they are available. The funds were available to take three separate charges of $2.99 but not available to honor the purchase and provide the items promised. I did the in game chat, which is not live and waiting to hear back. Not a honest company. I will contact Apple support to move forward with my refund if I do not hear back real soon. Prior to this, I was enjoying my experience.
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**DO NOT PAY TO REMOVE ADS**
I was really enjoying this game but with how much I was playing, I decided to pay the 99¢ for Ad removal because the option claimed you could still watch them for bonus points. It neglected to say that the option to multiply winnings after levels would be almost completely removed as well. They also changed the bonus coins offers to monetary transactions only - no more watching multiple ads to get an influx of game coins.
Additionally, the returns on the “customer ratings” diminished significantly after the in-app purchase, making it more difficult to win levels without using a booster. E.g. before I removed ads I was averaging about 40% “tips” on top of the expected “income” set by the game. Now I’m barely pulling 5% on easy levels.
Ultimately, you spend a dollar and the game targets you for real cash moving forward. If I decide to keep playing, I will need to reinstall and lose my progress so I can restart again with Ads. Disappointing.
Additionally, the returns on the “customer ratings” diminished significantly after the in-app purchase, making it more difficult to win levels without using a booster. E.g. before I removed ads I was averaging about 40% “tips” on top of the expected “income” set by the game. Now I’m barely pulling 5% on easy levels.
Ultimately, you spend a dollar and the game targets you for real cash moving forward. If I decide to keep playing, I will need to reinstall and lose my progress so I can restart again with Ads. Disappointing.
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Long ads
The gameplay is amazing…but too many long ads…all the same gambling ads too…I lust don’t want to play it for that reason!!
Need to pay to win
I’m at Level 219. I really like the game… I paid the 99 cents to remove ads. I thought that was pretty cheap but then I understood why… you can’t pass levels without paying for upgrades. I can understand buying something here and there. But I’m finding I would have to put money in everyday and I won’t do that. Give more options to 5x our winnings by watching ads or maybe mini games to earn more coins. The “money” we make with each level gives nowhere near what we have to put in for Upgrades. Requiring us to put money in all the time isn’t cool. Otherwise it’s a fun game.
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Royal cooking
10/10 it is a good game to play
Fun
Working hard for tips. Makes me organize my thoughts
Ads Galore
Way too many ads for my liking. You watch an ad after every single match it annoying
