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Through your mouse, you decide the actions in the case of Alberto or Penny that you pick at the start of the game. You write down your clients' requests from the Order Station, fill their selected cup size at the Build Station, blend it all together on the Mix Station and then finish with the Top Station. When you're finished with the order then you wait with baited breath to see how many points you've achieved. A higher score will give you more suggestions from the customer on the day and in all future visits.


The Order Station is as it's been for years, the Build Station is where Flipline has added a new twist. Instead, instead of clicking the key ingredients needed to create your sundaes, every part of it (the ice cream, mix-in and syrup) requires you to hit the 'Pour' function for a set time. The indicator moves back and forth over the length of a meter, and you only have only one chance of getting it to be in the green region. Doing so earns you extra tips, and also guarantees a greater proportion of that particular area else, you'll end up with an inferior score. The faster you can stop the indicator on green the better your reward however, if it makes you feel nervous, just sit and watch for a few seconds in a row for it to slow down. In the Mix Station, you can play as Mix Station functions much like the previous games' Grill Stations, involving monitoring how long the sundae remains in the blender, and the Top Station takes from Papa's Taco Mia, having you wiggle your mouse back and forward to pour your desired toppings. In addition, the Doorbell and Alarms are back to assist in keeping track of each station, but new features to this game include the Blender Boosters which let you boost the time spent in Mix Station Mix Station (be mindful not to overload into the red zone or else you risk breaking the blender) as well as the Auto Ice Cream, which expertly handles the first timed pour, and gives you the most efficient tip.


The need to be very strict about how food is made, Flipline Studios has added an innovative feature on Papa's papas freezeria. The funky posters and add-ons that you're accustomed for purchasing to upgrade your shop and increase your score are now configured inside the shop, at your own choice! That's right. If you're trying to sell your wall to the highest bidderyou can cover it with advertisements in Kahuna's Surf Shack and the cruise ship S.S. Louis. Are you looking for floor-to-ceiling windows as well as an entire floor covered with pinball machines? I'm sure you do. If Papa's not thrilled with it, he shouldn't have left you on your own.


Analyse: Being a big fan of time management games generally including the Papa's series specifically I was ecstatic by this new addition. Like always, the cartoon characters lend a delightful appeal to characters (my favourite being Captain Cory, the gruff, female, tattooed sailors) regardless of how demanding a user might be, I find myself enjoying them.


I think that the latest features that are available in Freezeria can be effective in getting gamers to test it as the gameplay keeps you engaged. While I was a bit disappointed that it started out too slow, and I was bored during the first game week, it soon started to get more exciting and became an easier game where I was able to establish a routine that helped keep my scores up. Although all the cosmetic upgrades are great, the ones that are available behind the counter are the best! Just in time to help you beat the heat of summer just relax, grab some cold drinks (sundae, that is) and take a few hours working at Papa's Freezeria.