I really enjoy this game—I was skeptical at first but it has a ton of fun content! Love the filters, that’s such a fun idea.The only thing that really rubs me the wrong way is the voting. I had the same problem with Redecor when I used to play, and the discrepancy with placements caused me to stop playing because it made the game incredibly stressful and unenjoyable. I agree that “style” and beauty are in the eye of the beholder, but when my carefully thought out scene (tweaking each placement, making everything coordinating colors, even thinking about the prompts) gets last place and scenes that are garish and totally mismatched (not in a stylistic way; you can tell the user just pressed things at random) get a top 3 placement…it’s a little discouraging. I’m not mad about not winning, just about people not doing their best to actually compare designs. I’d love to see some sort of fix where the voting doesn’t matter QUITE so much, and people are free to make their own choices without either feeling like they need to please the crowd OR randomly pick whichever option is closest to their thumb. Either way, it still seems better than Redecor and I LOVE getting to create my own dishes! I picked the Medieval passport and I am honestly obsessed with it. Please add more decorative objects from olden days to balance out the modern stuff! My medieval torch lamp is my most prized possession haha 😍

Like redecor but with food. Its great design and premise, love making the dishes and the designs. But most items you have to pay for or unlock by winning with time (it can make things difficult starting out. And even if you unlock you only get 3 uses) my biggest complaint is the lack of cash reward. Which is what most of the cheaper items use. $100 seems like a lot until your building a dish and everything costs $7-$20+ and it all adds up really fast when each set has 30+ items to purchase and build. I just ran into the case of running out of money and even if i built down everything i was still -80. I tried going into others but also ran into the same issue. I have $136 despite having done every design the day prior. And winning first place a couple times (and others less so). I havent done any other scenes because i dont have enough cash. This just seems incredibly unbalanced. Voting only gains you spoons, not cash like redecor did. I found i couldnt buy cash either. So now im stuck with only being able to use the gold or tokens. Which coincidentally i dont have enough. Just a shame really that this is even a possibility as a new starting player. Otherwise the game is fantastic, would pay for its seasons but eh im starting to already see a massive money grab and imbalance towards its players

Playing and budgeting my game currency for free mode, I utilize watching the ads and choosing items that coincide with my points budgets but after you finish submissions you’re barely replenished with points you just spent and it’s EXTREMELY hard to progress if you are playing for free. In free mode working with points and coins you have saved, the game barely gives you enough to do one style assignment and your design choices are EXTREMELY LIMITED putting another damper on the fun of a potentially awesome game. GREAT CONCEPT is why you received 3 stars from me but lack of actual time playing the game, too many roads that lead to them asking you for money is why you didn’t get 5 stars that’s real. The economy is HORRIBLE all over the world and most people aren’t spending money on pay-per-play video games where there are THOUSANDS OF COMPLETELY FREE GAMES IN THE IPAD STONE. I’ll hold this one on my pro for another day or two because I like it but if the game play doesn’t resume soon and enable me to do more styles I’ll have to uninstall. The value of my time watching your ads for items in the game FAR EXCEEDS the purchase price of most of your game packs and is the same as if I gave you money. If I’m watching an ad, MY TIME ISNT FREE and the ad revenue you pull from the game alone mitigates your lack of game pack sales. Developers should consider checking their greed and make steps to improve their game because it has massive potential.

After two years immersed in the delectable world of Food Stylist, I can confidently say it's a game that delivers both visual appeal and a welcome escape from reality. The mostly realistic graphics and engaging gameplay make it a delightful experience, perfect for those seeking a creative outlet or a momentary reprieve from daily stressors. One of the game's highlights is its ability to alleviate anxiety, offering players a chance to immerse themselves in a world of culinary creativity. I appreciate the effort put into updating certain items for a more authentic experience, further enhancing the game's realism. However, despite its many strengths, Food Stylist falls short in certain areas. The rewards for each round often feel lackluster, leaving players feeling underwhelmed. As someone who enjoys the game, I've found myself hesitant to continue spending money due to the diminishing returns. The need for better rewards, especially for those who invest in the game, is apparent. Furthermore, the limited leeway on item placement can be frustrating, occasionally resulting in unintended visual discrepancies that detract from the overall experience. Additional prizes offered through paid season passes also leave something to be desired, failing to adequately reward loyal players. I also feel their should be some kind of mini games when we have to wait hours for new events. In conclusion, Food Stylist is a captivating game that offers a refreshing escape for creative minds. However, to truly elevate the gaming experience, improvements such as enhanced rewards and more flexibility in item placement are necessary. By addressing these concerns, the developers have the opportunity to further solidify Food Stylist as a must-play for culinary enthusiasts and casual gamers alike.