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Open a lemonade stand, make money, and then buy a bigger restaurant!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Eatventure is a Simulation game from Lessmore GmbH in which you manage restaurants and try to grow your income. The developer describes it as a money game built around different kinds of restaurants, so the core loop is earning, spending and expanding. It suits players who enjoy business management games with steady progression.
The game starts small and gets bigger over time. Early on you run a lemonade stand, and as you earn money you move up to a food truck, then a cafe, and eventually a diner with a drive-thru.
The build we hold is Eatventure 1.54.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Each step in the progression is a larger type of restaurant, and the listing says you level up as you earn. Income from one location is what pays for the next. The listing frames the aim as becoming the largest restaurant owner in the game.
The restaurant types are the main way the game changes over time. Moving from a stand to a truck to a cafe is the clearest sign of progress in the description.
You can hire cooks and cashiers to staff your restaurants. The listing presents hiring as part of building a larger operation rather than as a separate activity.
New stations are bought with your income and let you sell more kinds of food. Adding a station is how the menu widens, so spending decisions shape what each restaurant can sell.
The developer says you can automate your business and choose a strategy to maximise income across the restaurants you own. The listing describes this as the central challenge of the game, with income as the measure of how well it is going.
Because you simulate several kinds of restaurant, the strategy involves deciding where to put money next. Stations, staff and new locations all compete for the same income.