The Tale of Food 9+

Tale of Food is one of the most amazing games that’s underrated and definitely a hidden gem. The reason why I say this is because I have played a few gacha games and always end up quitting them at some point, mainly because a lack of a sense of community when it comes to these games and getting the actual help I need. I can proudly say that this game is different and something that I would play long-term on a daily basis with the people on the game’s Official Discord.

I also love this game because it doesn’t immediately try to tell you that rainbow units are the only way to progress in PVE content. Instead, it tells you how to play and beat the game using R and N units. It also provides a VARIETY of pricing options for those who are looking to invest into the game’s longevity, but is also playable for people who are FTP.

As a female gamer, I get tired of seeing female characters in scantily clad clothes. This is a great change of pace and I enjoy that this game is visually stunning and has so much to do! They give you a ton of stamina and the quests are extremely tame in the amount of stamina you spend, which is a huge plus. There are ample opportunities for rewards and free character spins as you progress in the game. As a casual gamer and a penny pincher, I appreciate the fact that you get opportunities for discounted in-game purchases, and the prices themselves aren’t bad if you are looking for a more natural, casual gaming experience without breaking the bank. Overall, highly enjoying the game so far. The drop rates for high tier characters have been pretty decent compared to other gacha games. Only downside is that the game will sometimes crash unexpectedly, but it really is fun to play and I appreciate the time and effort they put into making the characters :)

I downloaded this based on positive reviews and I have slowly grown to really like this game!! For fans of Touken Ranbu, this is basically a food version but with a MUCH better game (sorry TKRB but your app is just so outdated still love you though). Voice acting is solid! Characters are fun. Battles are a tad boring but honestly I’m not playing the game for the combat system anyway haha. Story is pretty fun too, and the individual stories aren’t too long so reading through them isn't too tiring. Game mechanics are pretty easy to understand and get the feel of if you have played stamina-based material collecting games before. Also there’s gacha but so far it seems really hard to save up for pulls? Still early game though so not sure. Would recommend!! At least give it a couple days worth of trying out. Love Oyster Omelette!!