Some recipes cook in minutes, some take almost a full day, and to keep progressing on the quest, you’ll need to cook them all often. Progress is decently fast if you have a lot of time to check your phone and keep putting on new recipes that said, if you only have a few minutes to play once or twice a day, it’s likely to end up being more tedious than fun. Every day, you get two daily demand quests, which require you to make and sell a certain number of a specific recipe within 24 hours. There’s a scrollbar at the left side of the screen that contains all your active quests, which can reward coins or bucks (the purchasable premium currency). You also get experience towards your chef level, which unlocks new recipes and enables you to have more furniture, decor, and cooking equipment in your restaurant. The more often you make a recipe, the better you get at making it.
It’s a simple game – you cook food by playing mini-games to serve in your restaurant (which you furnish and decorate as well). I tend to prefer my mobile time waster games on the Kindle Fire, however, for no reason I can adequately explain, I’m a sucker for cooking games. I don’t keep many games on my phone – usually it’s just Two Dots and Pokemon Go. Sometime last month, while mired in spooky games on the PC, I re-downloaded Cooking Academy: Restaurant Royale on my iPhone 6.
Cooking Academy: Restaurant Royale on Big Fish Games
