Crumble Party!
King Of The Cake · 2024 · Casual, Strategy, Turn-Based Tactics, 3D Platformer, Board Game
PC
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About Crumble Party!
Welcome to Crumble Party!
You are a cake nanite. Your job is to rebuild the towns through cooperatives, sustainability, and pound cakes.Make your way across the board, discovering this new baked goods world!
- Trade with fellow nanites for new abilities
- Pay folks for their aid in revitalizing the town
- Invest in environmental groups to stabilize new ecosystems
- Avoid sabotage from Halbert, the mischievous AI that wants all the pound cakes for himself
- Explore a small world that runs on a sustainable solidarity economic system.
- Cake Harvester Mini-Game
Harvest Pound Cake
Cake pieces will fall after you've harvested them. Harvest as many pieces of the cake as you can before time runs out!
Beware of Sabotage
A selfish AI named Halbert sends their minions to push you off the cake. Don't let yourself fall off the cake!
Rebuild Your Town
Gather as much pound cake as you can without dying and without harvesting all the cake. Pound Cake slices will be exchanged for the coveted Cake Tokens that will provide Sol Energy resources for the town.
Will you get enough Cake Tokens to help rebuild your town?
Developers
- Wayne M Messam II
- Mattia Sicuro
- Maggie H
- MISTER ACXION
- Tim S Davis
- Mia Ginaé
- Dave (ViRiX) McKee
- Megan Frazier
- Danielle Wallace
- ShadowF
- Terence Tolman
- Dotun Oseni-Adegbite
- Zubaydah Bashir
- W = Move Up
- A = Move Down
- S = Move Right
- D = Move
- Left SHIFT = Dash
- SPACE = Harvest
- Left Mouse Click = Shoot Attack
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
game is actually pretty cool! I just feel that the rules and goals need to be explained better. But maybe im also just dumb.1 found this helpful
"Crumble Party!" is a weird, dead, (I think student project?) collection of mini-games. The whole thing looks very consoley but doesn't seem to have been accepted on consoles, and it's a bit of a common thing when an amateur developer makes a console game that nobody wants to then publish on PC where people want it even less, but it only costs $100 to publish anything at all on Steam Direct, which is why there's so much of this shovelware. Now in fairness this looks better than most indie shovelware (hence my suspicion this is a student project... which would still be a problem because it's not good for gamers for there to be so many homework assignment tech demos on Steam when what gamers want is real, full games). There's a slew of different minigame activities all bundled in a weird and unappealing "cake nanorobot" wrapper that makes no sense at all. Minigames include stuff like a twin stick shooter, dice rolling stuff, and there's the narrative backdrop and a bit of an in-game (but not MTX thankfully) shop for upgrades and so on, fair enough. But this does lack polish and it's far from a masterpiece... or even good enough to have succeeded on Steam, this was a failure (se…
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