I really enjoyed the smooth feeling of progress, and almost never had to really be stuck on a level for days until now. I’ve gotten stuck trying to get the oven manager on level 28 for three days now, which requires brazier door level 5. This is ridiculous and I was nowhere near that, just barely to level three. If it’s not in the store for gears, and I’ve already refreshed, then I have to wait another day to try again. It’s impossible to meet any of the goals when one is placing the manager, one is making money, and one is jump upgrading. There is no way to make good offline money like this because everything stops after the first machine. I would love to see the requirements for this manager be changed to level 4 brazier door, or add a fourth slot for purchasing cards with gear and a shorter refresh timer! Besides all this, I love the art, it’s a really enjoyable concept, and I don’t actually find the ads too intrusive. I would love to see more variety in the music, perhaps a few other tracks you can pick from or choose to cycle?

I enjoyed playing it and it wasn’t too much of a wall but now I barely check the game. I got to a point where you REALLY need bolts to buy specific machine cards, which are random spawn in the store, and then upgrade the machines. Which up until now haven't been an issue at all and I was at level with my managers. So it made playing SO painful and slow because I couldn't even complete the challenges that give out bolts because I needed managers or to make money.... Which you can't do if you have no managers at the high level I am. I finally made enough to get the machine upgraded so I can go from making $2 for a cake tin to $2C for uncooked cake batter but I still have to level up a machine card THREE TIMES. Idk how much I'm going to play. It's such a jump from needing zero machine cards upgraded to needing the two FIRST machines at level 5. It just stops all progress unless you want to spend money to roll in opening loot boxes in the hopes of getting machine cards or enough bolts to level up the cards you do have. I just wanted a fun cake factory game with hamsters :c Up until this factory I really enjoyed playing. Now it's just depressing.

I’m having a lot of fun with this game. It’s super cute and a nice spin on idle games. I do understand the need for ads since it helps recoup the cost of development and upkeep, but I think the price to be a vip member is very high. I’ve purchased vip options before and have spent $10-$15 but I can’t justify spending $30. I know the game doesn’t make you spend the money to play, but in order to complete orders and upgrade your workers, you need a lot of materials and funds. The easiest way to get the x2 multiplier is to buy vip and skip all the ads. If you don’t, you have to watch an ad to get 30 mins of the x2 multiplier. I’ve done this to try to max out the multiplier but it stops after 1hr and 30mins. With the event going on, if I get the multiplier with that then I can’t get the multiplier on the normal game. I would love to buy vip to bypass this but it would need to be much cheaper first.

The game has too many bells, whistles, and ads to be truly enjoyable. Trying to upgrade cards/positions by making you use items that are too hard to obtain is a pain and doesn’t make the game worth playing. It takes too much time to get everything fully automated and that keeps you from enjoying the game. The prizes are lackluster and spending any money in game is an inevitable waste as the prizes you purchase don’t even amount to much. The ads are unnecessary and take too long to watch and ruin gameplay. Also, lots of these ads encourage gambling/playing gambling games which I have no interest in playing. It’s too hard to earn the necessary items to upgrade and the game encourages you to watch ads to get them, that’s a low blow. The game interface is cute and the music is okay, but the flying ads detracts from gameplay and keeps things from being fun. I usually lose interest in games like this because between gameplay that gets slower the higher you progress, the ads, and distracting interface, this game quickly loses its replay value.