I love all of these games and have played them multiple times! I am however unable to access the menu button on this game for some reason 🙁

Please do not ever go to pay-to-play. I love being able to sit down and play the game whenever I want for as long as I want and to unlock things by earning them through challenges instead of buying them. The writing for these games is pretty good, I think I play as much or more for the story than the gameplay, which is a little easy for an adult (even on hard). I do think the game would have been better having fewer levels spread across more scenarios. For example, I did not like the camping scenario much, and having so many levels of it was a little tedious. I like Francois and wish he had been in it a little more. I thought you did a good job conveying some of the difficulties of being a first time working mom, although I don't think a 2-year-old would be good at refilling glasses of lemonade with a heavy pitcher. One thing I don't like, which has happened in a few games, is that Emily is always befriending people who have been really awful to her. (Except Patrick's mom, because of course she had to forgive her.) Councilwoman Stepford's actions were downright criminal, and it would have been more satisfying to see her lose the election to a friend of Emily's or maybe to Patrick. I especially did not like Emily thanking the councilwoman for using her bullying on someone else because it benefited Emily. Also, the mouse is getting a little old. Maybe change it up a bit! And I do like it better when the stories are about Emily or her family more than problems her neighbors are having with their kids. Still, it was a very fun game and I will keep playing them as long as you don't go pay to play.

Now why is the black woman character who got interviewed for babysitting in this named Shaniqua?? Gamehouse do better! There are so many other names you could’ve chosen.

I thought the challenges and bonus levels were a great way to add a little more challenge to the game. I normally start on hard and even though I had to replay some stages a couple of times to get three stars and get the challenge in one go it was still a lot of fun. One problem I had was I wish that from the cart menu you could return to the map. For those missing pieces to Emily's house, I found all pieces by going back to each last level of each stage and double checking I upgraded all the menu items and used them. I was able to get all the pieces to the house except the item for "use all of the menu items at least once". Finding this last piece would be easier if I could quickly search through each cart menu without having to go the the game stage. I found the price fair, there are so many levels compared to the other delicious games and I believe the quality of the game compares to the price. Though I love a great deal like any other person I believe the price reflects the hard work developers put into the delicious series and I rather pay a bulk amount and not pay in small increments like many other time management games that are on the market. I appreciate the time and love the developers put in this one of a kind series and I want to support this series so I don't mind paying once every couple of months for the next installment. Also considering a drink at Starbucks is pretty much $10 give me a delicious game any day! I also love the set up to the game were items are upgraded and the added challenges, this is a feature I would love to see kept in the upcoming installments it keeps every stage fresh and exciting and it keeps my mind alert for the next challenge I could easily play the game more than once purely based on the challenge on each level. And last thought the little Emily plane mini game was so cute! Challenging and cute, I would love to see more little Easter eggs like that in the future!