Dragon Caffi Reviews

Wonderful game, getting it on switch because the controls on PC are awful but I really love the game. Has a wonderful Moomin vibe with the little creatures and absolutly charming visuals.

Very cute game and I had lots of fun running errands and making the recipes. The art is adorable and most of the puzzles are the right mix of easy and challenging. I do think there could be a few more quality of life additions: you can't easily navigate between quests and recipes to see who's recipes you need to cook and cook them directly, for example. Or see an area's quests and then navigate to it from there directly. So a lot of my playing was actually looking around for what I'd already cooked or not, then finding who that dish belongs to, and navigating through maps... a bit frustrating. The minigames are mostly easy enough, except for one at the very end that got me stumped. It didn't prevent me finishing the game but it did prevent me completing a lot of other linked quests so I'm not super happy with that. And the ending was a bit anticlimactic. But overall I spent a good few hours enjoying this game and I do recommend it. Just expect a bit of clunkiness from it at times.

This game somehow taps into the nostalgia of both neopets and club penguin despite not being much like either. You do want to pay careful attention to what each questgiver says at the first introduction though: a lot of the most important clues are only said once.

I really liked the art style of the game, the story is cute, the audio is fun. The stuff I don't like: Game play could be improved - it's mostly walking and playing the same mini game. Not a fan of repetition :/

Fun adventure game! World is vibrant and filled with NPCs; noticeable repetition of sprites, just in different color, but the world is still a joy to explore. The fetch quests and the main cooking mini-game does get a little repetitive. But it does scratches that fetch questing/collect-a-thon itch.

Recommend on discount Dragon Caffi was a cute game to play through. The gameplay loop itself is repetitive, but if you enjoy the art style and want to relax while completing quests, this might be a game for you. It also has a collecting aspect, where you want to collect all the recipes. I played mostly with controller. I had to bind a button for sprinting. The only thing I couldn't do with controller were the mini games that involved the arrows. Those required the keyboard. The user interface isn't always intuitive, but once you figure out its quirks, it gets the job done.

A cute little game, the only complaint I have for now is even though the game has controller support, the game doesn't show a controller scheme in-game.

Absolutely worth checking out if you want to do quests for people, make foods, and just relax. For the creators: The main music, while nice, does get tiring after a bit. Maybe some smaller sounds like the character's footsteps, characters nearby noises, and/ or random rustles would help break up the main music. I want the food irl. Please. I kinda want to recreate them in 3D..... wonder how hard that would be.... I would like to make it non full screen and have a full controller option. Right now, the making food minigame is keyboard only. Also, please have a way to set your own keybinding (with a reset button back to default) that is also reflected in menus. I like having my inventory on E and map on X instead of inventory on I and map hidden in the main menu. Please allow for more utilizing of buttons than 1 button doing most of the work. It took me a bit before I realized the recipes were just page 1 of the book. Everyone who worked on this has done an AMAZING job so far. Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see any updates or possible DLC in the future.

I'll update as I progress, but thus far I am super happy with this game. It's so incredibly charming, from the music, to the beautiful hand drawn art. The desserts in particular are gorgeous, and I cannot stress how much this game has made me crave sweets so far lol It's exactly the relaxing kind of game I was looking for and I'm very happy I took a chance and purchased it. I can very easily see myself sinking long hours into it, which makes it a winner.

This is a really cute, casual and relaxing game where the aim of the game is to explore the world, completing quests as you go, collecting recipes and then giving recipes to collect tokens. The baking game reminds me of neopets games from the 2000's, as well as some of the art with the dishes which is a huge nostalgia bonus for me. There are some frustrating things to note: - You cannot use a mouse with PC, it is keyboard only - You cannot reconfigure the keys. For example if you're using WASD to move, your pinky will get sore quickly to run with ctrl, as you are pretty much always holding it down. - Once you've activated a quest, sometimes you need to remember yourself how to complete the quest. This can add up with 20+ quests. - No minimap/maps. I often find myself wasting time, getting bored or frustrated just trying to find the different towns and how to get there over and over again. The only map I have found in 9 hours of gameplay is the 1st town. Another example is I know I have unlocked enough tokens to get to a new area, but I have forgotten how to even find it. This is the biggest reason I would save and quit the game. - The baking game is repetitive and doesn't seem to vary in difficulty. It is always the same for the 5+ pages of dishes I have found - No incentive to re-bake items once you've made them, as the profit vs effort for coins isn't worth it - When you run out of coins, expect to be grinding for a while hitting bushes over a over again - No quick start guide, you'll need to figure most of it out yourself. For example, as my point above you will be whacking a lot of bushes for coins, sometimes stars will appear. Is this a coin boost to sell at a store, or do I need to hoard these for future use? This could be a positive or negative depending on the type of player you are. - The music is really annoying if you spend too much time (5-10 mins) in one area. I suggest lowering the music far down - Game bugs. To be expected as it is a brand-new indie game. I have not found any game-breaking bugs yet except once I saw the edge of the map, which ruined the immersive experience a little bit for me. --- I will continue to play the game as despite my notes it is really enjoyable! This is just my personal experience and the dev(s) should be proud of the game that has been created. I look forward to seeing more updates and progression :)