I just finished the last level of "Candy Forest Escape". How should I put it? Now I feel like I'm soaking in warm honey water, warm and sleepy. The name of this game sounds like a puzzle escape, but when I clicked on it I found it was a food business simulator. I was almost fooled, but it became really fun as I played it.
Starting from the small restaurant in the county town snack street, serving bowls of fried rice, slowly saving money to upgrade the stove and unlock restaurants on the neon Bund... Playing this slow-paced game late at night is really therapeutic. It's the kind of feeling where you don't have to use your brain to fight, just listen to the sizzling sound of frying oil, watch the pink hearts popping out of the guests' heads, and then slowly fill up the menu item by item.
I especially like the chapter about the Western style. The background music has the tune of camel bells. Playing it with headphones in the middle of the night, I felt like I was really opening a noodle shop in a desert town. There was a whining wind outside and the warm yellow lights in the shop. There is a map of Snow Village Nuanju in the game that has not yet been unlocked. The trailer looks so cute and I planned to play it tonight, but now I really can't hold it in anymore and my eyes are almost squinted.
I originally thought that the name of this game was quite mysterious. "Candy Forest Escape" was supposed to be a fairy tale adventure, but it turned out to be a food empire. Maybe the developer deliberately chose a contrasting name? But it doesn't matter, anyway, this is what a night owl like me likes. I can cook in peace and make money, which is more comfortable than fighting and killing.
Okay, I really have to go to bed. If I continue to play, it will be dawn, and I have to go to work tomorrow... Forget it, night owls don't talk about tomorrow, they only talk about tonight. Good night, sisters on the forum, I will also have sweet dreams tonight, and in my dreams there must be hot sweet and sour pork ribs🍖