Katy and Bob: Safari Cafe Reviews

I completed the entire game and received every achievement. It was a really fun but simple game. It really scratched a dinner dash/cake mania itch that I have had for a while as I grew up playing these types of games. If you enjoy that type of experience, this is for you!

It is a super easy game, and is essentially the same the entire time, with a change of fruits each area. It could be repetitive to people, but if you want a game to play just to pass some time, it's good.

Great for those who are looking for a game like the first Diner Dash, better than most time management games as they are filled with microtransactions, Katy & Bob: Safari Cafe is completely clean and UI is pretty responsive and easy to use

A nice little time management game, although it's extremely easy. Not sure how you'd ever lose a level. Sometimes there are also relatively long periods of waiting for customers to arrive. It's rather boring compared to other time management games. But it's good if you just want something simultaneously chill and moderately stimulating.

An easy time management game. If you are looking for a challenge, this game is not for you. It's fun, fast paced, but as I said, not really a challenge. You can finish the levels pretty easily. I've always got all of the upgrades before completing the game. It felt a little bit empty that I had all that money and didn't have what to spend it on. Short game - I finished it in about 6 hours, worth the price. I would definitely recommend for anyone who plays these games to relax.

[h1]Short version: 61%[/h1] If you ever want a cute and relatively length time management game with practically zero challenge, then the second Katy and Bob is definitely your pick. [h1]Long version:[/h1] Katy and Bob 2: Safari Café is barely more than a reskin of the first game, with a safari theme instead of a tropical one. Only the difficulty changed—as in, its rating dropped to essentially non-existent levels, turning all 60 stages into a repetitive yet still adequately fun routine. On the plus side, Katy and Bob 2 is the harmless kind of non-challenging casual title that takes the word “casual” rather seriously. If you want some lazy fun, then serving fruits, juice, and grill meat for a bunch of surprisingly patient customers should be right up your alley. Like in the first one, there is some semblance of a story to go along with all this, but it is just there to have some plot; it is probably even more of a phone-in than last time. Still, like the rest of the Safari Café, it is innocent enough to never turn into a disadvantage.

as to quote Pattee from the big fish games website: "This would be a fun game for beginners to this type of TM game but for those who have played any of the Diner Dash, etc. type of games .... you will quickly become bored due to the lack of challenge." i love the seemingly outdated graphics, but i hate how repetitive everything is. with other time management games you often change maps with different layouts but here the restaurant more or less stays the same for all the levels and you just upgrade here and there which just makes it very boring. the game isn't challenging either so it quickly becomes a snooze fest. not only is this game boring, but it has no cloud saves. so when i uninstalled it and came back to it to get all my achievements i had to start all over. on top of all this, when looking at the devs game history it seems that they just make the same game over and over again and only reskin it. very lazy and not appreciated. at least the game is cheap but i would still only recommend it on discount.

Not too good not too bad, but I'd love to give a "YES" for this game ♥ It's very easy to play, fun casual game and such a good time waster.

pros + colorful and cartoony character models and artwork + nice musics + time management and pace getting faster with each level + difficulty also getting harder with each level + you can earn money and upgrade your cafe with this + there are steam achievements and cards cons - there is no substantial story - there is no voice overs Overal this is an enjoyable casual game.

Katy and Bob: Safari Cafe must have been a product of a brainstorming session that ran out of steam halfway. It's a game that manages to combine the tediousness of repetitive gameplay with a narrative that's as thin as tracing paper, and characters whose depth is comparable to a puddle. The game is advertised as a time management adventure featuring a couple, Katy and Bob, who are running a cafe in the middle of a safari. But the reality of the game experience is far from adventurous or exciting. The tasks are mundane, and the pace doesn't elevate the experience. It's like the developers decided to wrap a dull, everyday job in a safari-themed wrapper and call it a game. The character development of Katy and Bob leaves much to be desired. For a game that centers around a couple, there's a conspicuous lack of genuine connection or relationship dynamics between them. They might as well be two random people tossed together for no apparent reason. The character interactions are about as stimulating as watching paint dry. And let's talk about the elephant in the room: the lack of any mature content. I'm not advocating for gratuitous adult content in every game, but when you're dealing with a couple, a little bit of romance or intimacy wouldn't go amiss. Instead, Katy and Bob's relationship is as sterile as a hospital room. There's no passion, no chemistry, nothing that makes you feel like these characters are in a relationship. The game seems to deliberately avoid any mention or hint of their relationship beyond the bare minimum required to call them a couple. This is not about expecting hentai or any explicit content - it's about wanting to see a believable and engaging portrayal of a relationship. A little bit of depth and complexity would have done wonders for these characters and for the game as a whole. Overall, Katy and Bob: Safari Cafe is a game that misses the mark on so many levels. It's a tedious, shallow experience that lacks the depth, excitement, and character development necessary for a truly engaging game. If you're looking for a game with a compelling narrative, engaging characters, or even just a hint of a believable relationship, look elsewhere. This game won't deliver.