Cooking Sushi Maker- Famous Japanese Food app for iPhone and iPad
4.8 (
8208 ratings )
Games
Entertainment
Educational
Family
Developer: sky hill
Free
Current version: 5.0, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 26 Sep 2015
App size: 38.91 Mb
Want some sushi? came learn how to make sushi.The most popular Japanese dish can now be made anytime anywhere, with the latest cooking game sushi Maker!
Latest reviews of Cooking Sushi Maker- Famous Japanese Food app for iPhone and iPad
Unacceptable add ethics
Too many and unacceptable adds that are forced upon you. In this case upon my young children. They are 3 and 5. I was a bit shocked and also disgusted. They were made to watch the add in order to go to the next step of making sushi. On top of this, they were made to watch an aggressive fighting scene from Star Wars. Absolutely unsuitable for their age. Following the video they were taken to the app-store.
Too many and unacceptable adds that are forced upon you. In this case upon my young children. They are 3 and 5. I was a bit shocked and also disgusted. They were made to watch the add in order to go to the next step of making sushi. On top of this, they were made to watch an aggressive fighting scene from Star Wars. Absolutely unsuitable for their age. Following the video they were taken to the app-store.
Ads EVERYWHERE
This game is targeted at small children but ads are everywhere. When I opened the app it forced me to go to the App Store to download Candy Crush. For the remainder of the game there was a banner at the top of the screen for clothing. Then as you progressed through the level I twice got a completely black screen with nothing but an x in the corner, I imagine these should have had advertisements too. Its a very simple game where the tell you precisely where to touch the screen to slice vegetables, make rice, and assemble the sushi roll. Even slicing the entire roll only takes a single touch. Very simplistic, but perfect for a young child-as long as they dont buy anything.
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This game is targeted at small children but ads are everywhere. When I opened the app it forced me to go to the App Store to download Candy Crush. For the remainder of the game there was a banner at the top of the screen for clothing. Then as you progressed through the level I twice got a completely black screen with nothing but an x in the corner, I imagine these should have had advertisements too. Its a very simple game where the tell you precisely where to touch the screen to slice vegetables, make rice, and assemble the sushi roll. Even slicing the entire roll only takes a single touch. Very simplistic, but perfect for a young child-as long as they dont buy anything.