Cat Snack Bar: A Relaxing Restaurant Simulator

May 2

Written By George Kachergis

Make food with cute cat chefs!

treeplla Inc.

Skillprint’s Ratings

Mood

Relax
Collaborate

Genre

Simulation
Idle

Skill

Planning

Features

Cosmetic Items
Cartoony
Clicker
2D

Gameplay

Customization
Unlimited time
Multiple levels

Description of the Game

The Snack Bar has every food that animal customers want! What do our cute customers want to have today? Meet the adorable cats at the snack bar! (=^･ω･^=)

Take orders from the guests, cook delicious food, and enjoy your customers’ satisfaction while you sit back and relax. Become a restaurant tycoon as you expand your restaurant, hire more chefs, and please more adorable customers in this idle restaurant simulator.

Why this works

Cat Snack Bar will give you those warm and fuzzy, relaxing vibes. Like many idle simulation games, you can exercise your planning skills if you want to optimize your restaurant by carefully choosing a sequence of upgrades–but you won’t be punished if you don’t. Feel free to play at your own pace and enjoy the comfortable ambiance: creating social harmony by serving the cute customers is very rewarding in itself. You will get to know the different personalities, and the game's charming graphics are sure to bring you joy and relaxation. You will also feel accomplished as you expand your restaurant empire and make a steady progression of achievements.

Why Relaxing Matters

Players reported feeling more calm and less anxious after playing Cat Snack Bar. Being less anxious and more relaxed has been shown to be beneficial for your memory, heart, and immune system, as well as protecting you against depression and even obesity. Players of Cat Snack Bar also reported feeling more collaborative, which could translate to better cooperation and meaningful engagement with others.

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More conscientious people felt particularly more collaborative and less anxious after playing Cat Snack Bar, and also felt greater curiosity. More emotional people felt happier after playing, and open-minded people showed extra reduction in anxiety.