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Grand Gourmet text too fast: turning auto text off

Quick answer

Install the latest Steam update (1.0.8 as of October 28) and turn automatic text off where the option is offered. Version 1.0.7 added the ON/OFF option for certain text; later 1.0.8 does not announce broader dialogue coverage. Kingy has not tested it.

Checked 28 Oct 2026 · before patch 1.1.1 (5 Nov 2026)What changed

How this guide was checked

Coverage: Steam release October 22, 2026 (Oct 23 on other platforms) · Steam update 1.0.8 October 28 · official sources checked October 28, 2026 · not played by Kingy. Research checked 28 Oct 2026. Updated 28 Oct 2026

This guide uses the linked sources and any attributed demonstrations. Platform differences and limitations are noted with the advice they affect.

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Before you start

  • Kingy has not played the game. This page is built from the official update notice and players' reports on the Steam forum.
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Current Steam update: 1.0.8

Install the latest available Steam update, 1.0.8 as of October 28. The auto-text toggle was added in 1.0.7; 1.0.8 instead lists ship rearrangement, Sky Resort guest sorting and stability changes. It does not announce a fix for every tutorial scene that still advances automatically.

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What update 1.0.7 changed

Bandai Namco posted Free Update Data Ver. 1.07 for Steam on October 23, 2026. It added the option to turn automatic text progression ON or OFF for certain text, and adjusted the display order of some graphics. The notice asks you to install the update before playing.

The notice doesn't say which text is covered, or when the Switch and mobile versions get the same change.

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Where to turn it off

One player says to click the auto-scroll switch off in the left corner of the screen. Several players in the longer text-speed thread say they could turn auto text off only in some parts of the game, and that it switched itself back on in parts of the tutorial. Those reports came in around the patch, so some may be from before 1.0.7.

PlayGround.ru's launch report describes the same problem: dialogue and tutorial hints moving on fast enough that players missed how systems work.

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Sources · 6Official · Reported · checked 28 Oct 2026 · Research checked 28 Oct 2026
Free Update Data (Ver. 1.08) Release Notice ↗Steam 1.0.8 adds overwriting ships of the same type when rearranging ships, changes Sky Resort guest sorting and improves stability. No furniture refund/storage or other-platform parity claim.Official ·
Official ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet Steam announcements ↗Official feed fetched October 23. Newest items: the Ver. 1.0.7 update notice and two launch posts (October 23). Passive source-review dependency; no schedule enabled.Official ·
Free Update Data (Ver. 1.07) Release Notice ↗October 23, Steam 1.0.7: added the option to turn automatic text progression ON/OFF for certain text, and adjusted the display order of certain graphical elements.Official ·
Launch report on Grand Gourmet's mixed Steam reviews (Russian) ↗Read October 23. Reports player complaints at launch: to pick an object you move the map under a cursor in the centre of the screen, most decorations can't be rotated, removing a building destroys the money spent with no refund and no storage, and dialogue and tutorial text advance automatically and fast.Reported ·
please fix text speed ↗12 replies: text advances too fast in the tutorial; several players say auto text can be turned off only in some parts and comes back on in parts of the tutorial; one asks whether the first patch fixed it.Reported ·
Text speed ↗A player says to click the auto-scroll switch off in the left corner of the screen.Reported ·

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