Oden Cart A Heartwarming Tale for Android

Beautiful soundtrack, and nice atmosphere as with the other games by this developer. I love their games but this one is legit ruined by the bottom ad that can be closed and it partially blocks all the other buttons in the game. The “recommendations” is also just more ads. I’d rather just pay to play without ads or at least move the ads in a way they are blocking the screen.

I love games by Gagex, particularly the cozy ones dealing with food. The art is lovely, as are the descriptions of the food (so much life and culture can be expressed through food!), and, most importantly, the characters are interesting, making the story interesting. However, my single issue with this particular game is that it really slows down as you draw towards the end. Of course, this might be entirely due to user error, but I’m playing this solely as an idle game and not putting effort into thinking about puzzle-solving. These games are cozy to me and easy and quick to check on; I don’t really like feeling as if I have a task to do, feel me?

I originally had played this game almost three years back, and came back for a second round. It’s still the same as I remember, with relatable characters and believable stories. There are a variety of different perspectives and it’s nice to see the slow (but not achingly so) progression of each characters’ stories. Makes you think about the other person. This is incredibly charming to me, although that might be in part because of my familiarity with the Japanese culture, so know that going forward. For anyone that’s looking for more, there’s a sequel to this game! Also fun.

I enjoyed it very much. I liked characters and story. And of course, Oden. I ended up going to Asian grocery store to get Oden set to make Oden for dinner. By the way, where is Oden Cart 3 in English language? Please hurry.

Wow. What a unique & compelling game! I was captivated by the storytelling and relatable characters. The gameplay is very different from other games I’ve played in the past, but once I was able to get into the rhythm of the slower (more casual?) pace, I really enjoyed it & wanted to uncover the full story. Now that it’s over, I wish I could experience it all over again. Like other reviewers, I was having a tough time finishing the Nice Girl & Grumpy Man’s storyline. It was frustrating to figure out, and unfortunately I relied on some spoilers to get the Grumpy Man’s ending. I will say for future players that the key to progressing is to finish the storylines for the last three characters first, and then return to the others. Overall, I’m so glad I discovered this game, and I’m also playing other games from Gagex at this time, too! Thank you.