Yum Yum Cookstar Reviews
Yum Yum Cookstar is an entertainment-packed play that pours a full glass of vocation and five spoonfuls of an intense sense of humour.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Yum Yum Cookstar, though made from the remains of a Cooking Mama game, does its job as a low-price cooking game well enough, for better and worse.
Can Yum Yum Cookstar bring fun that combines cooking with more elements? Nope...
Review in Greek | Read full review
Yum Yum Cookstar is a cooking videogame in which we will have to follow the rhythm to cook adorable dishes and conquer the judges.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Yum Yum Cookstar is a game that knows which audience it is aimed at and is executed with ease and will delight the little ones in the house. It's visually pleasing, the music is above expectations, and the variety of mini-games in the preparation of the recipes is enough to keep our little ones busy for quite some time. The difficulty and execution are very well adjusted although being intended for the public that is, the fact that the acid comments of the judges are only dubbed into English and without subtitles makes the game lose part of the grace and identity of which they can enjoy in English-speaking territories.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Yum Yum Cookstar is an unpretentious game that seeks to entertain the kids in the house or fans of simulators with a theme centered on cooking. It incorporates a lot of minigames and many recipes, but it sins of being slow between preparation and preparation.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Yum Yum Cookstar is a colorful cooking game that has you cooking and baking different things and presenting them to a jury. It's basically a collection of mini games that has its flaws but it's also quite a lot of fun for shorter sessions.
Review in German | Read full review
I really wanted to like Yum Yum Cookstar. I enjoyed the bright colours, some of the recipes were inspiring and the music was fun, but overall the game failed to keep me engaged. Learning the techniques was repetitive and took the joy out of making the recipes. There was a distinct lack of balance between the number of actions per mini-game and number of mini-games per recipe. The long loading time between each recipe step just made the whole process tedious. This was a game that promised so much but failed to deliver