MissSpiffey's Comments

i would also be nice if those two panels to the right of the grill could be used to set cooked food on so you can get ahead of the orders. Maybe give them a cooling off period so it's not too easy.

The trick is to only jump when you are going UP and let gravity work its magic for lower platforms, oh...and also not sucking. It's definitely an interesting thing to beat myself, or being beaten by myself. I'm speaking, of course, at seeing your own username appear as a "live" runner in your current game. I feel kinda famous and rockstar-ish when I see it. Is it just me?

Hahaha, she's really into tacos, eh? Gotta love the maniacal enthusiasm with which she over-zealously munches....erm....that taco. Sorry, I just couldn't resist.

I first played this on my phone (htc incredible) and I had a lot of fun, even on my Moto Xoom...but I was very disappointed to find that playing it only my PC did not offer any new or improved experience. Why couldn't the display be bigger and the graphics better?

SO far I enjoy the idea of crafting items, but I agree that there is too much guesswork. Sometimes you need the right amounts, and it wouldn't be so bad if the whole placing+adding+trial+ error weren't so lengthy. I'd be more into experimenting if you could streamline the process and make it less tedious and time consuming. Additionally, perhaps there could be clues and hints as to when we are on the right track but haven't tried the right amount or are missing a step. I think people really like the idea of trying to Discover new combinations, but right not it's like throwing darts blindfolded. ALSO it would be really nice if I can combine, for example, 2 jars and 6 herbs simultaneously if I wanted 2 potions. Perhaps it can be a tiered skill-related thing, wherein experience enables you to gain more insight into combining items. Anyways, enough about items. I am enjoying your game quite thoroughly :)

I was really enjoying the game, but then I realized that the effort and thinking put into solving the harder puzzles wasn't worth it because the document I got in return was a pain in the ass to read. The scrolling back and forth requires too much focus to stay an track, thus detracting from the overall experience of contemplating and appreciating the content. The last quarter of the game just felt tiresome and it went from an adventure to a frustration.3/5

Instead of trying to making the game difficult by way of unexplainable things out of our control, like why do we miss when we are clearly on target, why the erratic movements, etc, why not just be more clever with the missions. You won't have to force people to deal with ridiculous measures clearly designed to make them lose, if only you find another way to challenge us.

It might be that I just suck at this game, but this game advances painfully slow as far as earning enough dough for upgrades...at least compared to other games of similar nature.

I am severely annoyed by the overlap of blades and edges. There is definitely a problem with the little guy being very much completely on the ground albeit close to the edge, but he gets chopped up anyways. However, I very much like the concept and thought it as implemented well overall. If I were a more patient person I'd probably get less frustrated.

I happen to think that holding the FF button is a great idea. When I need to make a quick upgrade or add-on, I don't have to click to stop and then click to start. I simply let go, make my upgrade, and click-hold again. Yes, it doesn't let us be as lazy, but it actually allows for speedier play.