Call Of Boba Steam Charts & Stats

Mostly good, pretty content bare but it is an early access game so its to be expected. I currently don't recommend it because the slow down in some places of the game, ESPECIALLY the dream fight sequences are so slow its a bit unbearable to play. It's good that this section is technically skippable, but that is a great loss in resource farming for the customer order gameplay. Will likely switch to recommend once this aspect is addressed.

I wish this game had a better tutorial because it feels like it has so many things to do but either I'm not given examples/tutorials on how to do stuff or the menu I need to look at in order to find what ingredients to buy/make isn't available unless I'm in the bubble tea shop.

its a cute game but the screen transitions hurt my eyes can we get a way to change the style of the transition or turn it off with a fade in to replace it? info: i use a 4k monitor and had it on full screen, i dont want to not recommend it for such a silly reason but please give us some different options in screen transitions

I really wanted to like this game, even in early access, but it just wasn't possible. Pros: - cute concept - cute character designs - making the drinks *for the first time* is fun and cute Cons: - There are no auto-saves at the beginning (no idea if there are any at all) making it very painful when the game crashes or freezes and having to skip the entire beginning all over again. - The pacing for the tutorial and game-play is very jarring. - There is little sense in the controls (like some things are hold, some are click but all look like the same button.) - The sound level controls are not helpful (the rain can only be controlled via the overall volume slider.) - On 1920x1080 some menu options and words overlap making it very hard to read. To me, the best feature of the game play was making the drinks by hand, but once it got to the serving part it felt like any other restaurant mobile game: clicking on different spots on your screen to pick up/choose an ingredient and then clicking a customer to serve them. I didn't make it even halfway through the second day (even after having to replay the first day due to a crash) I hope this game gets developed with care for the ones who will enjoy it, but it was not for me and I would not recommend it.

To start with I just wanna say that I really hope this game does improve after early access. Its a charming game with nice pixel art and music. I would say that id rather have everything slowly introduced, such as the other buildings and farming mechanics, than how it currently throws you in with a brief tutorial. My issue with this game currently lies with how it gives the player information via tooltips and tutorials. The tutorials are really brief and since everything is pretty much introduced at the start without it being locked behind something. It tends to be a lot of information all at once.