▼ Not recommended
2 hrs
This game is incredibly full of bugs. For being a full release game that spent considerable time in Early Access, I had higher expectations that the game would at least be playable, if not fully flushed out and immaculate. However this title contains a litany of small bugs and even some larger "game breaking" bugs. And to top it off the content shown in the ad video on steam is not actually in the game! For a title claiming "full release" I find that an abhorrent business practice and unacceptable as a game. I'm guessing the base game content will be sold to me later in DLC. That had better not be the case.
Some of the problems that need to be fixed to make this game playable and enjoyable.
- No way to tell which customer placed which order if the customer has the same appearance as another customer. Since there are only like 8 different character models, you find very quickly you have the same two white dudes wearing the same hat that both ordered different things. Serve the wrong item to the wrong one and your item disappears with no feedback. Start over and hope you have enough time before the customer leaves. Chances are, you don't. Wait, which one wanted coffee black again? oh god...
- Colors of the condiment bottles in the orders are different from the actual color of the condiment bottles. This makes it almost impossible to tell which condiment a customer has ordered, leading to many orders being thrown away.
- Customers teleport in and out of nowhere. All the foot traffic walking down the street and none of it matters. Your customers don't walk up to a table and sit down. They just magically appear in the seat. And when they are done, they leave the same way they came.
- The early game before you start selling coffee has you clean up trash, as if to say trash clean up is going to be something you get to do in the game. However customers are perfectly clean, never leaving even a single crumb of food. They are such immaculate eaters you don't even need to wipe down a table. Ever. This game has no tutorial except to teach you how to clean up trash, which doesn't exist as a game mechanic outside of the tutorial. This is one of those examples of things that just shouldn't be happening in a full release game that went through an entire early access release and development cycle.
- Performance issues. With an RTX 2080 TI and an i9 i cant run the game maxed out. I have to turn several options down. You would think I had GTA V running with 25+ graphics enhancement mods with the 5FPS I was getting on first launch.
- Food expires mere seconds after cooking it. While I was adding ketchup to a hot dog, the other hot dog on the grill went rotten in those 5 seconds. Believe me, i've eaten plenty of fast food hot dogs in my life, many of them were probably cooked hours before I came around. There is no need to be so strict about this mechanic. Also this game mechanic means it is impossible to prepare food ahead of time, which is something fast food restaurants in real life spend a considerable amount of time doing. Managers have to anticipate rushes and order their staff to get certain items prepared in advance. Since this game is literally named fast food manager, this should be a core element of the game.
Some of the problems that need to be fixed to make this game playable and enjoyable.
- No way to tell which customer placed which order if the customer has the same appearance as another customer. Since there are only like 8 different character models, you find very quickly you have the same two white dudes wearing the same hat that both ordered different things. Serve the wrong item to the wrong one and your item disappears with no feedback. Start over and hope you have enough time before the customer leaves. Chances are, you don't. Wait, which one wanted coffee black again? oh god...
- Colors of the condiment bottles in the orders are different from the actual color of the condiment bottles. This makes it almost impossible to tell which condiment a customer has ordered, leading to many orders being thrown away.
- Customers teleport in and out of nowhere. All the foot traffic walking down the street and none of it matters. Your customers don't walk up to a table and sit down. They just magically appear in the seat. And when they are done, they leave the same way they came.
- The early game before you start selling coffee has you clean up trash, as if to say trash clean up is going to be something you get to do in the game. However customers are perfectly clean, never leaving even a single crumb of food. They are such immaculate eaters you don't even need to wipe down a table. Ever. This game has no tutorial except to teach you how to clean up trash, which doesn't exist as a game mechanic outside of the tutorial. This is one of those examples of things that just shouldn't be happening in a full release game that went through an entire early access release and development cycle.
- Performance issues. With an RTX 2080 TI and an i9 i cant run the game maxed out. I have to turn several options down. You would think I had GTA V running with 25+ graphics enhancement mods with the 5FPS I was getting on first launch.
- Food expires mere seconds after cooking it. While I was adding ketchup to a hot dog, the other hot dog on the grill went rotten in those 5 seconds. Believe me, i've eaten plenty of fast food hot dogs in my life, many of them were probably cooked hours before I came around. There is no need to be so strict about this mechanic. Also this game mechanic means it is impossible to prepare food ahead of time, which is something fast food restaurants in real life spend a considerable amount of time doing. Managers have to anticipate rushes and order their staff to get certain items prepared in advance. Since this game is literally named fast food manager, this should be a core element of the game.
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