Delicious: The First Course Is the Latest Game in the Delicious Series Where We See Emily’s Life Before

GameHouse's beloved Delicious series welcomes Emily back to her culinary roots in its latest time-management cooking game, Delicious: The First Course. This nostalgic trip takes us back to the beginning, before the whirlwind of weddings, children, and a burgeoning restaurant empire. It's a delightful return to Emily's origins.

For those unfamiliar with the Delicious series, it's a captivating blend of Diner Dash-style gameplay and a rich, evolving storyline that chronicles Emily's journey from waitress to restaurant mogul. The original Delicious game launched in 2006, and since then, over 15 installments have followed, charting Emily's romantic life, motherhood, career juggling, and more—from Childhood Memories and True Love to Wonder Wedding, Honeymoon Cruise, Moms vs Dads, Emily's Road Trip, and Mansion Mystery.

Delicious: The First Course is a heartwarming and challenging journey back to where it all began. Players will manage bustling restaurants, fulfilling customer orders, preventing culinary catastrophes, upgrading establishments, and mastering the art of multitasking amidst the chaos of multiple simultaneous meal requests.

Emily's adventure spans eight diverse restaurants, each offering a unique culinary experience, from classic American comfort food to the vibrant flavors of Indian and Mexican cuisine. Progress unlocks upgraded dishes, stylish décor, and extra staff to ease the pressure. Experience a taste of the action below:

Delicious: The First Course offers a heartwarming look at Emily's formative years, before her rise to culinary stardom. The game boasts over 80 levels filled with time-management challenges, plus an endless mode for those seeking a never-ending culinary adventure. If you're a fan of cooking games, Delicious: The First Course is a must-try, available now for free on the Google Play Store.

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