Flambé: Merge and Cook App Reviews

Calms me down but should have more energy added you know like what lets you play.

Used to be really hard to play but recently the mini games and side quests have become SO fun and the best way to earn energy. If you do treat yourself on payday, the diamonds and energy packs are reasonably priced for a one-off. The UI is very bright and animated and I can tell a lot of effort was put into it compared to other cook & merge games. What’s really impressive is the intricate world-wide recipes and research that went into to developing them. Outstanding coming from a 13+ year cook.

This is sucha cool and fun games to play for fun or to decompress from the day

This is a nice game. But , it takes to long for energy to reboot. Also it doesn’t last long when it does.

This is one of their best games but the cooldown timer is so ridiculous. You pay diamonds for it and get maybe a quarter of what it should give you before asking for more diamonds. If you wait out the timer it only gives you about half of what you should get. The game would be perfect if they fixed that.

The game is really fun. They make lots of different food creations so this game never gets boring.

Overall this is a decent game, plenty of action to keep you engaged. One big concern though, once you get to higher levels it’s basically offering about 2-3 minutes of game play daily unless you throw massive amounts of cash at it. Even with that, you may be able to get up to 10-15 minutes per day but it will cost you an average car payment.

On day 18 , I like it

I have been playing this game for a few weeks and it’s pretty fun one of the only games I know that’s actually good and doesn’t have adds however it does have in app purchases and I understand the need for in app purchases because they help support the team but I do think that the energy is to slow to regenerate I think one minute per energy is much better and the pop ups every time you play is pretty annoying but besides that it’s a fun game just know if you don’t want to spend money and you ca

It’s okay as a time waster, but after giving you a lot of success it slows things down and changes its pattern to ensure you don’t get what you need, which prevents you from being able to complete challenges and then tries to shame you into paying to get things finished.

Recharging Time is too long.