Played a good 40 days or so (how long is that, 4 or 5 hours-ish?) but learning that the later games allow you to toggle the music but not the alarm sounds pretty much instantly made me question if it was worth trying to grind this one out any further if I was going to keep being prevented from putting my own music on.
Regardless, it's a prime Papa's game, the sense of progression early on where you're unlocking everything is great and juggling the difficulty ramping up is very satisfying. The baseball theming is definitely a nice touch and gives this one a bit of an identity where most Papa's games don't really have one. Only real complaints are the music thing as mentioned earlier, the worthlessness of money once you've bought all the upgrades and have a full lobby with a fair bit of backstock, and that it doesn't take very long to get all of the rewards on most of the between-day minigames. Which are honestly all fairly minor nitpicks in the grand scheme of things.
Tried a couple, going to start over my journey to finally unlock all of the toppings in a Papa's game with Scooperia. Wish me luck.
Regardless, it's a prime Papa's game, the sense of progression early on where you're unlocking everything is great and juggling the difficulty ramping up is very satisfying. The baseball theming is definitely a nice touch and gives this one a bit of an identity where most Papa's games don't really have one. Only real complaints are the music thing as mentioned earlier, the worthlessness of money once you've bought all the upgrades and have a full lobby with a fair bit of backstock, and that it doesn't take very long to get all of the rewards on most of the between-day minigames. Which are honestly all fairly minor nitpicks in the grand scheme of things.
Tried a couple, going to start over my journey to finally unlock all of the toppings in a Papa's game with Scooperia. Wish me luck.