There’s a helping hand that will guide you through what you need to do, or you can choose to challenge yourself by noodling around on your own and figuring things out for yourself.

In Sara’s kitchen, you choose a recipe, (and they are ACTUAL recipes that you can cook IRL) and get started pulling out tools and ingredients. I don’t feel guilty when I’m killing time on my mobile, as opposed to the crushing guilt I apparently feel sitting in front of the computer, leveling up a character, or beefing up my cities in Hex Empire. But I do play games on my phone and iPad (*cough* JapanLife *cough*). When you work from home, you have to be disciplined, and I am already severely lacking in the discipline it takes to say, 'I don't need to complete another mission.' I realized this back during ye olden days of Myst. Hence I dare not sign up for WoW, SWOTOR or Guild Wars 2 – once I get entrenched in these types of games, I find it very hard to leave the computer. I played the game, and enjoyed it (I made macaron!) but I really try to stay away from playing games on my desktop. Under the tutelage of Sara, an animated chef, tween girls learn to cook in a virtual kitchen.

To review: Sara's Cooking Class is a desktop game with 50 million users worldwide. When we last left off, I was in Amsterdam for less than 48 hours for the mobile launch of Spil Games/GirlsgoGames incredibly popular desktop title: Sara's Cooking Class.

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