“Fun but no options — The game was fun at first. But I’ve been stuck on a level for a while. You can’t watch an ad for any power ups and all the power ups cost a lot of coins. They either need to come down on the coins that have to be used…”
About this app
Welcome to Hot Pot Go, the tasty way to test your brain with logic, flavor, and fast-paced fun! If you're a foodie who loves cooking games, match puzzles, and free food games, you're in for a delicious treat. Pick up and serve everything, including all kinds of seafood, veggie, meat and fish cake, from the boiling jam hotpot in this juicy 3D puzzle game. Inspired by hit cooking games, Hot Pot Go brings the perfect blend of addictive food sorting game mechanics and satisfying taste match action — all in one delicious game!
Gameplay Overview:
You’ll need to collect tasty pieces of food from a mix in the hot pot and place them into matching plates. Think carefully before picking up pieces into temporary slots, or you’ll use up those slots quickly and lose the game! Let's sort all out of the jam!
Juicy 3D Puzzle Game Style:…
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Which version this describes
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This analysis describes version 1.33 of the app, analyzed 2026-10-04 . The app may have changed since.
The store currently lists version 1.33, updated 2026-08-28.
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“Like it, but too many issues — Too many ads and cause system crash a lot, damage”
“Keeps freezing and doesn’t allow me to watch ads anymore? — Before the update, I was having trouble with it, freezing up and kicking me out altogether. So I did the update but now I can’t even watch an ad for boosters anymore? furthermore…”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 1.33.
What this app sells
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