Solitaire Cooking Tower Hack 1.4.3 + Redeem Codes

Developers please update! I’ve completed all levels what feels like decades ago! Need more restaurants!

Prior review:
I love this game just wish the developer updated it more. I’ve completed all restaurants months ago. Back down to three stars.

Update to five stars! Thanks for listening to all the feedback and giving users the ability to mute the customers! Just need more restaurants added! Finished all levels a while ago 😬

Prior review:
I would have no problem giving this game five ⭐️ is they could just make the weird grunts, oohs and aahs, from the customers to go away! Or at least let me turn the volume down on just them. I have over 2200 wins in a row, and have played over 3200 times. Pathetic right? Well that should say something for how much I enjoy this game. It’s flawless other than the few annoyances I have. I have oodles of restaurants...so many that I often play earning no points at all because I’m waiting for the developer to add new restaurants. Anyway...I wrote about this before but my previous review isn’t showing for some reason. Love the game...absolutely hate the weird noises from the customers. When you have a lot of restaurants like I do, the multitude of customers with their weird grunting is downright distracting. PLEASE MAKE THE WEIRD CUSTOMER GRUNTS STOP!

Overall, I play this game a lot. It’s cute, fun, and it feels very rewarding when you unlock a new menu item. Ads aren’t a problem, they only show up once in a while, and the characters are all so adorable! The taco restaurant owner’s design is my favorite to be honest haha (whoever that reviewed this game and said that it was racist... seriously? Grow up). It may be a bit stereotypical, but I think that that’s its charm. My only complaint would be how long it takes to get new menu items. I have a 52 win streak right now, but I only get around 5% added to my progress. I’m thinking that depending on your streak, you should get a bonus amount. Also, a few suggestions would be to be able to change a restaurants clothes and hair and such with the coins you get. It’s seems like you can only use coins for menu items so far, so adding in something else would be a good idea. Another thing is to remove the “restart” option, or keep it and make it so that you can’t keep your win streak by doing so. That’s the only reason I’m at 52 streak lol. Plus, it’ll feel more rewarding when you get a high streak, instead of just restarting it and going on until 100 streak or something like that. I’ll also keep players interested in getting a high streak, and make them play more! This game has so much potential, but it just needs a few tweaks :)
(Also, new game modes? Not just Klondike? :D)

The game overall is very cute. It’s great for casual solitaire players like myself because it has hints, undos, shuffles, and even an option to restart a game to try again. It keeps me interested because I’m determined to keep trying a game in order to continue my win streak. The graphics are cute and the interface is very user-friendly. Even the music is adorable (albeit with a very annoying interruption from the Advertisement Bear theme music that comes very often and makes me keep my sound off) and I don’t see too many ads while playing.

However, I have no idea why I’m building a tower of restaurants. Anything longer than a sentence comes in the form of broken English and I can’t understand it (ex: the carnitas at the taco stand are “stuffed with boiled with oranges” ???). I was also surprised that it takes so long to add new restaurants and menu items. Typically games give you easy goals to start and gradually make them more challenging. I’ve won 52 out of 52 games so far and I’m just starting my second restaurant. So I’m not very invested in the restaurant building, but I do like playing this solitaire over other ones regardless.

UPDATE: Sticky Hands earned the updated five star rating.

Earlier today, I received a message from Sticky Hands in response to my problem with buying things in the store and updating my data.

They worked with me, while we communicated on FB Messenger, until the problem was solved. Took less than fifteen minutes.

The person helping me knew their product and was very friendly. Great experience and great game!

Thank you to Sticky Hands!!

August 28, 2018

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I really love this game, but something has glitched and can’t buy anything so I can get rid of the ads. Argh! Worked fine until about a week ago. Their links in the app page for support do not work. Says page cannot be found. Not helpful!

It is a fun game - especially if you have free time. Daily achievements are usually doable and add more fun to the game.

I liked the new daily spin to get an hour of bonus coins. Think they may have stopped it since I have not seen it recently. So sad.

There is a new Red Ribbon challenge which I do not care for. You have to find identical cards by turning matches over. If you make one mistake, you go back to beginning and then you have to buy another chance - every time. Not my idea of fun.

If they could fix glitches, bugs, whatever, I would give it a five star rating.

Been the most entertaining solitaire game I’ve played in while. What I appreciate the most are the advertisements are not obtrusive once you get through the intro when you first download the game, and they are generous in the rewards they give you just for playing.
The music and characters are cute and the point of the game simple and it is very rewarding to unlock a new restaurant .
I rarely buy anything from the app store but just bought one of the unique decks just to support the developer- just looking at how much time I’ve put into it’s worth it.
A few notes - They have a few other games that use a similar system but if it ain’t broke don’t fix it. If a tower of delicious (albeit unique) food isn’t your cup of tea check out the others,
And the one small complaint- The deck shuffle isn’t as random as it should be. I get that this is maybe by design so people don’t get stuck as often but it’s worth noting cards tend to have a bit of a pattern that might bother some people. For instance if I flip a card and it’s a king I can be 90% sure a queen and jack will be underneath it .
Great game, would love other solitaire options besides Klondike like someone else said but besides that it’s great (including the retry setting not messing with your count I like that personally).

I cannot get enough of this game! I already adore solitaire because I crave that instant gratification, but this also satisfies a part of my brain that likes long term projects and building games. You earn two types of currency, stars and coins, and they each are used for different things. You use the stars to get new deck styles which give you different bonuses when you finish a game, and you use coins to build your restaurant up. I haven’t noticed any glitching with this game at all yet and I’ve been playing it for a few months. The only complaint I have is just an opinion so it doesn’t dock any stars off, and it’s that some of the deck styles are super difficult to read. This could be just me and the ones I find confusing might be someone’s favorite, so it’s not really a problem!

I've been playing this game way too long (1,500 win streak for some perspective...) so I guess it's about time for me to review it. It's simple, fun, rewarding, cute, and addicting. On top of that there is no forced social nonsense and the ads are the single most tolerable of any FtP apps I've ever used. Ever.

I have hit very few glitches so far and the ones I have did not truly affect my play and did not ill affect my progress at all. Each solitaire game takes less than two minutes so it's easy to just play one or two while waiting in a line, but sometimes I'll be playing at night and suddenly it's been an hour, so it's a great time waster whenever you're bored.

I get sick of app games pretty quick but this is the one I keep coming back to. Huge thanks to the creators for their great work.

I play this game everyday! I like how it's so customizable from the deck of cards to now the table color! I like the varieties of restaurants and how rewarding it feels to play endless amounts of solitaire games to unlock something rather than just doing it for fun. The little characters are adorable and each restaurant has it's own unique design. If I had to give a suggestion, it would be to make menu items slightly less longer to unlock so you can progress through the game quicker, and if you could add a night mode! I love this game so much that when I can't sleep at night I'll play a few games to get me tired, however even with the screen brightness at it's lowest the color vibrance is still pretty bright! As soon as I'm given the night mode option, this game will be 5 stars in my book!!!

Update: once you power through the first restaurant things move faster. You can retry a level to keep from losing your win streak, and click on the balloon guy for a quick video and extra shuffle during your game. I like it more now that I have more decks, quests, and restaurants.

The graphics are sweet and I like solitaire but I’ve been playing for over an hour and I only have 2 menu items in my first restaurant. I think it would be better if the number of items you need increases as your level increases. That way you get to build your tower a little before committing so much time to each one. For example, 1 menu item for the first level, 2 for the second and third, 3 for the fourth through sixth.... or something along those lines.

It’s such a shame... The core game is an absolute delight. It’s well made, beautifully designed, and incredibly fun. You can tell the devs put a lot of love and care into it, but it’s all for nothing when gigantic trashy ads take over your screen and lock you out of doing anything else. It’s nonstop, and it’s an awful, awful experience.

If this game sold a turn-off-ads feature for like $20-$30, I would buy it in a heartbeat. Until then, I’ve stopped playing entirely, checking back in occasionally while hoping that one day this game will stop being a pleasantly scented dumpster fire and instead become the heartwarming pastime staple that it deserves to be.

Whenever I see the Sticky Hands logo now, I sigh, lament for what could have been, and move on to find less abusive games.