Happy Chef

According to the title you can unerringly predict that game revolves around cooking theme.  Serving and pleasing dear customers are your prime object. If you like hectic games, Happy Chef will provide you with a lot of clicks. Unfortunately, most of them are useless, you have to go back and forth again and again.

There are not particular bonuses for serving in a row or other combos. Still, it is relatively easy to get expert goal, especially if you have already tried this sort of games. Upgrades are plain and rather easy to achieve. Honestly, there is no twist or surprise in this game either, so the whole game becomes more of a chore.   

Graphically,  Happy Chef looks fine, but items are sometimes very difficult to point and click at. The music background and sound effects are ordinary, getting annoying in a few minutes.

Thus,  Happy Chef is a per-intermediate Time Management game, for those who haven’t played this type of games before but is still good at clicking. It seems that today Time Management games is getting fewer and fewer an of lesser quality and with less creativity. Has the epoch of such outstanding titles like Burger Shop and Dinner Dash really passed forever? We are missing this so much. Still, hope to see something really prominent!