Tiny Bakery

I've been playing this game since it was just a little baby demo. I backed the project on Kickstarter almost immediately, because I enjoyed the game loop, but especially was drawn to the art style. I am very much a gamer who needs to enjoy the aesthetic as well as the game play. With my Kickstarter backing, I was able to beta test this game as well, and contribute to the feedback and changes that were made. Technically, I got this product for free after my paid pledge...so it really isn't for free? Not sure, but disclosing anyway. I will say that I am so proud of what this game has become. I love how cozy it is, and how you can choose what level of cozy you want to engage in. It's simple, but it is engaging, and all the little recipes are just so darling. You basically craft the recipes to serve to the super cute Slimes, who really really enjoy their baked goods. I played mostly in the ultra cozy mode, where they don't really get impatient, and you have a whole bunch of time to serve them. It's the perfect amount of cozy for me. There has been so much progress with this game, including being able to decorate your bakery and rearrange the furniture. They went to about five recipe…

CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE This game is so adorable!!! I love the perspective, the lights, everything!!

Could you possibly release a Chinese translation? My English isn't very good. I'm really drawn to the game's beautiful visuals, but the language barrier makes it hard for me to play. I'd even be happy with an AI translation🥲

its peak

The game is still developing with alot of bugs and uncomfort feature. However, the idea is great with good cozy baking progress. Hope for realease day with more recipes and decorations. It's EA, so not much to play right now, after 6 hours playing, i don't know what to play more, so i stop at this point waiting for new update

The game is on the right track to becoming a super cozy bakery management game. The visuals are beautiful and gentle, and the gameplay concept is superb. I love the way you take your time to make each recipe in detail, and the more you make a recipe, the better you memorize it! The overall atmosphere is really great and allows you to fully immerse yourself in the game. Perhaps simply allowing ingredients like butter, flour, or sugar, etc., not to be completely consumed for a single recipe would make the game more relaxing. Right now, I just feel like I'm constantly running back and forth to the shop to buy more ingredients, even though I've already stocked up on them right before. And putting away those ingredients takes time (because it's always better to cook without clutter in a relaxing game), which cuts into my cooking time. I'm nitpicking a bit, but overall the game is really good, especially for those who enjoy this kind of shop management game where you have to control everything for better organization. So maybe I'm not that target audience, but I still took the time to appreciate the game's gentle atmosphere and admire the work of its developers in gradually improving …