Umihara Kawase Fresh!

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  • Summary: When a young traveling chef named Kawase arrives in the frontier town of Kingness, she finds it to be a perfect real-life replica of a town that she used to dream of as a child. Through exploration and conversations with the locals, Kawase gradually learns the history of the town. Large,When a young traveling chef named Kawase arrives in the frontier town of Kingness, she finds it to be a perfect real-life replica of a town that she used to dream of as a child. Through exploration and conversations with the locals, Kawase gradually learns the history of the town. Large, explorable town expands in all directions as the story unfolds and you gain access to new areas. … Expand
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  1. Nintendo Life
    Sep 7, 2019
    60
    Umihara Kawase Fresh! is presented smartly, if quite bizarrely. Its movement system is fiendish, sometimes frustrating, sometimes free-flowing. Unfortunately, it asks a lot of the player and manages to hide its best bits. The level and boss design are unlikely to inspire anyone, especially when already taken to wit’s end by the stuttering difficulty, but that’s not enough to undo the game’s unique charm. If you’re already an Umihara fan then Umihara Kawase Fresh! will give you your fix like nothing else. For anyone else, it’s harder to love – but not impossible.

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  1. SamuraiSam
    Jul 23, 2019
    5
    Sadly misses most of what made the first three games in the series so good. The game exclusively uses a mission-based structure that makesSadly misses most of what made the first three games in the series so good. The game exclusively uses a mission-based structure that makes everything too linear and tedious. They added a hunger meter which adds nothing of value to the game and is just annoying. It still has the cool physics that the series is known for, but why play this when you could play the other games which are much better?… Expand

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