Delicious - Hopes and Fears

Name: Delicious - Hopes and Fears
Rating: 4.7 (775 reviews)
Author: Gamehouse LLC

By: Gamehouse LLC

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Features & Capabilities

Delicious - Hopes and Fears is a narrative-driven time-management game from GameHouse Original Stories. Join Patrick and Emily as they search for a magical flower to save a beloved child, cooking, serving diners, and solving challenges across vibrant destinations.

The game features the first 10 levels for free, 65 story levels plus 32 challenges, and a subscription option to unlock all titles and enjoy ad-free, unlimited play across Delicious games.

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By:

Gamehouse LLC

Rating:

4.70

(775) 1 new ratings

Version:

6.4 Last updated: 2024-07-24

Version code:

859699055

Creation date:

2015-11-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

911.54MB

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Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 64,866 ▲ 82

Other platforms

Delicious - Hopes and Fears (v6.4)

2,447,636 4.78

(34,001)

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Developed by:

Gamehouse LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/delicious-hopes-and-fears/id1032374293

Website:

https://www.gamehouseoriginalstories.com

User Reviews

Delicious - Hopes and Fears combines strong storytelling, visuals, and classic time-management gameplay that fans often praise. However, it suffers from recurring technical issues (internet checks, level 15 glitches, freezes), monetization frustrations (ads despite paying), and concerns about sensitive, outdated depictions in the story. Overall, solid production and narrative appeal are tempered by bugs, accessibility problems, and controversial content.

Pros

Original, engaging storyline with multiple characters coupled with high-quality graphics and artwork.
Solid time-management gameplay that feels polished and offers good replay value.
Strong appeal for long-time Delicious/Emily series fans; often cited as one of the best in the series.
Entertaining overall with enjoyable character interactions and a satisfying gameplay rhythm.

Cons

Persistent 'no internet connection' / connectivity bugs that block progression even when connectivity is fine.
Level-specific glitches (notably on level 15) with bottom items unclickable and UI/scale issues.
Excessive ads and monetization; paid content still shows ads or lacks a free option, with calls for cheaper/ad-supported access.
Game freezing/crashing and occasional crashes that stall progress or hinder loading.
Controversial or insensitive portrayal of diverse groups (racist stereotypes) in some storylines, prompting criticism and calls for more inclusive writing.

Recent reviews

I’ve followed the Delicious Emily story since the very beginning and this game specifically is one of the last games that combine the essence of the first couple of games with essentially the same mechanics but with the perfect amount of improvement. The storyline is strong, the level designs are stunning. I’m sad to say the newer games have really disappointed me. The writing has lost the heart and depth it used to have, most recently the dialogue Paige has with her friends is so outdated and uses “gen z slang” incorrectly. The mechanics of the more recent games feel so slow and doesn’t even offer the option to skip a tutorial. I beg the team in charge of Delicious Emily to please honor the legacy they’ve built and not buy into the slop that others in the market are making in this game space. These stories have always been worth the effort and intentionally and I’m sure that’s still a factor but it’s not the same. I’ll continue to be subscriber but I’d really love to see this franchise return to the mechanics and depth this game offers in conjunction with the refreshes.

by hu*****, 2026-05-16

I don’t like that the black doll in this games name is Shaniqua??? Do better game house!!! The lack of diversity and stereotypical names in these games are disgusting. I’m not finishing this mess.