Posted on: January 17, 2018
Munkee79
游戏: 529 评论: 31
One step forward, two steps back.
Using CSD1 as a baseline, CSD2 has FAR more foods, insanely improved artwork, restaurant customization, a suite of other fun food places for you to work shifts at, and most importantly, a holding station mechanic which adds a wonderfully fresh and challenging bit of extra depth to how you play the game. You can use them for foods that require them, prep some other foods faster, or keep a selection of side dishes to boost customer patience. It adds a genuine element of strategy that the original somewhat lacked. That said, the focus of the game has shifted drastically. Rather than upgrade tiers and varied mechanics for a limited selection of foods, you instead have hundreds and hundreds of foods thrust at you, full complexity right out of the gate, which for the most part feel identical to one another to prepare and all earn you roughly the same paltry amount of profit. Would I rather buy chicken, ham, or sausage slices for my menu? Who cares?! On top of this, the development of your own restaurant seems entirely ancillary to working shifts at the other prefab restaurants, as you'll level up no matter what you do, and unlock a lot MORE stuff by working at other places than you would at your own. Getting perfect days is an expectation more than a self-imposed challenge now, as there are hundreds of gold medals to collect with a whole bunch of unlockables hidden behind them. The rate at which the difficulty ramps up seems to expect you to be a master of the original game, and there's almost no ceiling to it this time. It's great for challenging yourself if you thought CSD1 was too easy by the end, but likely a nightmare for anyone trying to come in fresh. Progression has been replaced with escalation, and the menu interface still looks and feels like a rough beta. On the whole it's still quite enjoyable, hence the rating. It's just disappointing how badly it's upset the amazing balance that the original had achieved.
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