Fun little bakery game that runs in real time. I started playing this years after Cafe World from Facebook, it's very similar. I think I started playing this back in 2016 or 2017 and I took a few breaks from it since then. I've put so much time into my bakery that I don't want to put it down, but it does get kinda boring after awhile. It's the same everyday stuff: make food, serve when ready (try not to let it spoil!), give gifts to friends, visit when you have time, rinse and repeat. New decorations every now and then are always fun. There's new goals every couple weeks to complete, and it's very difficult to complete them! Especially when you have work and all kinds of other stuff to do in real life. I have a few critiques about this game that could be fixed. First, all the pop-ups! The ad that suddenly pops up and if you happen to tap the screen, it takes you away from the game, to some website, then to the app store. Ugh! The other pop-ups about the specials and gems and stuff could be an icon on the side. When I get on, I'm trying to serve my food before it spoils, not deal with all these pop-ups! Next, there needs to be categories for gifts, not just an endless scrolling list. A category for the special new parts, one for the basic parts, one for food, etc. Cut all the scrolling to get to basic parts and food that other players want! Lastly, make this game playable offline. A few times that I took long breaks from this game were because I was frustrated that the game kept glitching and clearing my progress. I would go in and serve my food and start new food, then the game would glitch and suddenly none of it exists. My stoves/appliances were all blank and no food was served. Gets very frustrating spending time to do all that and then it's just gone, gotta do it again. Aside from all that, I've had fun playing this.

Kingdom Hearts, my beloved. Peak KH gameplay with peak music. The story dragged a bit through all the Disney stuff, but the ending was really good. I could go on and on about how much fun I had playing this. All the different keyblades and leveling them up, and finding all the lucky emblems to get a certain keyblade. Replaying on critical to get another special keyblade. Grinding a bit to get the stuff for the ultima weapon. Leveling up to max level. Peak boss fights at the end of the game. Game was very wowww, not to mention, beautiful graphics!

Ah, the Sims. The strictly forbidden game according to Mom, while I was under 13. That was so frustrating, I could watch my older siblings play it but I wasn't allowed to. I get why that was a rule, but back then I'd just adopt kids. I was innocent, didn't know about things until I was a teen and erm, came across it playing this game. Anyways, so yeah, once I became a teenager, I was allowed to play this game. And boy, did I! I remember spending the vast majority of my summers playing this game, as well as most of the free time I had. What if that whole thing is what made me a dedicated gamer? What then?

This game was awesome as a kid! I loved building cities and having sims living there. It was always fun to see what they say. "Commute is like a Sunday drive" or something about the Bermuda triangle when they can't get somewhere lol. I loved that it was kind of like playing the sims in a way. Mom wouldn't let me play the Sims when I was under 13 - not even just days before my birthday. But I could play this, no problem! (I get it, but it was very frustrating at the time. I'd play it when she wasn't around haha.) Back to this game, I'd always end up with a negative budget since I didn't really understand finances yet, I'd add on stuff too fast and not make enough revenue. I loved being able to shape the land the way I wanted and cause disasters when I wanted. I remember setting off volcanoes on a few cities before I started building and then build on top of it.