Tasty Travels is such an addictive and relaxing game! The graphics are bright and charming, the controls are smooth, and the gameplay is super satisfying. I love unlocking new recipes, upgrading ingredients, and discovering new locations as the game grows.It’s the perfect mix of casual and strategic — easy to pick up for a few minutes, but fun enough to play for ages. There are plenty of rewards, and the progression feels fair without forcing you to spend money.If you enjoy cooking, food-themed games, or anything cosy and colourful, Tasty Travels is definitely worth downloading. A fun little escape you can take anywhere! 🍓✨📱

So I got drawn into this by playing an ad in another game in which you had to match drinks by sliding down the bar. I actually really liked the ad so I came to download the game. It shows the one I’m talking about in the images. I’ve been playing the actual game a while now hoping it would be a level further into the game but it’s not. The game is nothing like that. It’s an annoying merge game where customers order items and have to wait ten years for the energy to renew (or pay for the privilege), it’s designed for spending money, it gives you wasteful time sensitive bonuses at times when you have no energy and seems to block progression frequently. I kept hoping when I finished the bar merge section I’d get to play the drink sliding games but no- we moved onto ice cream merge, then coconuts, then sushi, I’m so bored of waiting for some of the items which take over 100 energy to achieve (it’s 2 mins per piece of energy to renew) absolute joke, gutted it’s not like the ad- that’s a way better game!

How this has positive reviews is truly lost on me. It’s another predatory pay-to-play game that’s designed to be addictive and offers little reward for completing levels, which would allow free-players to be able to actually play. You will eventually *need* to spend money to play and the cost is poor value for money. more than 5 minutes of gameplay. You can watch a 2 minute ad for 25 energies but you can only do this 4 times a day. I can’t express how uninteresting the game becomes once you’ve gone through a few minutes of free-gameplay every 4 hours. You are literally just matching to unlock a new spawner to start matching new items. The algorithm for which items are spawned is quite obviously rigged against you so that the items you need are less likely to spawn whilst you need them, e.g. I need a cake so I will get loads of drink items but when I need a drink I will get loads of cake items. You need to use more energy to get the correct item, you need to wait longer to have enough energy to match the required items, you get bored or pay for more energy and still eventually have to wait hours for more energy or just spend more money again… literally the definition of a pay to play game. Note to the devs: offering an £8-10 permanent benefit to regain an additional 50 “bolts of energy” each 4 hours would an amazing deal as a one-time purchase for free-players - many games do this and it should satisfy your desperate need for more money, but without squeezing players dry.

This is the stereotype of an awful business and game. First let’s address the positive reviews, you’re bribed to leave a positive review, it’s either that or you pay. This game is DESIGNED to make you pay to keep playing. They give you enough time to reel you in and once you get to a certain point you can only play a few minutes a day unless you pay. There’s no way round it. This game will eventually get removed, like it already has done multiple times before, and it’ll just pop up again under a different name. What was it called last time? “Travel Town - Merge Adventure” or something? The ads are lies of course, they just copy ads of what is working for other businesses just to get more downloads. If you’re here from one of those testing apps, another awful app designed to drain your wallet btw, turn around, you’re not earning that reward without paying a few times. Apple and Google should find a way to permanently remove this filth from their stores