

Cupcake: an Apartment Adventure
Rachel · 2020 · Adventure, RPG, Indie, Casual, Multiple Endings
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Cupcake: an Apartment Adventure
A short but sweet game. You are a baker living in Sugarlake apartment complex. On a whim, you made some cupcakes and now the only question left is what to do with them?
Will you eat them?
Will you share them?
Will you throw them off the roof?
There are multiple endings to discover.
Explore the halls of Sugarlake apartment complex, meet your fellow tenants and decide the fate of these 6 delicious cupcakes.
Cupcake: an Apartment Adventure is a simple 2D game made with the RPG Maker MV program, use your 6 cupcakes on objects or the other tenants to unlock different endings. 20+ different endings to discover. This game features a colourful cast of non-playable characters and some silly endings.
Will you eat them?
Will you share them?
Will you throw them off the roof?
There are multiple endings to discover.
Explore the halls of Sugarlake apartment complex, meet your fellow tenants and decide the fate of these 6 delicious cupcakes.
Cupcake: an Apartment Adventure is a simple 2D game made with the RPG Maker MV program, use your 6 cupcakes on objects or the other tenants to unlock different endings. 20+ different endings to discover. This game features a colourful cast of non-playable characters and some silly endings.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[i] Not for everyone in terms of length and visuals, but I enjoyed some of the heartwarming moments when it comes to dialogue and making friends. The game is 1 to 5 minutes long with about 60 minutes of exploration in total, I ended up replaying it 10 times to find most of the endings. Essentially the goal is to dispose of 6 cupcakes any way you like, you can eat them yourself, give them to friends to improve your relationship, or put them in weird places (and you get some pictures at the end based on your choices). While some endings are pretty easy to get like flushing cupcakes down the toilet, other outcomes can be a lot more cryptic. For example, I run into a few hidden dialogue lines that are not accessible unless you do something specific. It would be nice to have achievements just so I can track all of the secrets. The closest game I can compare it to would be Dear Red that introduced me to this subgenre of choice-based exploration games, it's a fun way to navigate the story but I find that you need more than just a decent narrative to make it work. [h1] Pros: [/h1] + I enjoyed the writing and characters, many silly jokes if you into that + many obvious and not so obvious …6 found this helpful
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