About Cake Shop Simulator: Bake & Sell
Cake Shop Simulator: Bake & Sell, a bakery management game from Playgama, has two halves. The first is a 3D cake builder. You choose from ten shapes, stack as many as three tiers, and finish the cake with glaze, drips, cream rosettes, sprinkles and one of twelve cream drawings. Toppings like strawberries, candles, macarons and donuts can go anywhere on the surface, and you can spin and zoom the cake while you work.
The second half is the sale, which happens in a chat window. You send the customer a picture and haggle. Each buyer behaves differently: a schoolkid watches every coin, a bride is after a three-tier cake, and a reseller orders in bulk. Ask for too much and they lose patience, but holding your price at a good moment can push their offer up. Away from the counter there is Cakegram, an in-game feed where popular cakes earn likes and followers and so let you charge more, along with a daily cake contest, pre-orders for the next day, daily quests, achievements, a leaderboard, 20 levels, and cake stands, bakery interiors and kitchen upgrades to unlock.
A working day lasts only a few minutes, so it suits short sessions. It is laid out for a portrait screen and plays in the browser with no download. It fits players who like decorating games and enjoy a bit of bargaining on top.
via Playgama
Game specifications
- Genre
- Strategy
- Technology
- HTML5 browser game
- Device support
- Check game controls
- Orientation
- portrait
- Glaze Games login
- Not needed to open player
- Publisher login
- Check game requirements
How to play Cake Shop Simulator: Bake & Sell
Build 3D cakes to order, send the buyer a photo over chat and bargain your way to a good price.
Take an order from a customer in the chat and read what they are asking for.
Assemble the cake in stages: pick a shape, set the number of tiers, then add glaze, drips, cream and a cream drawing for the top.
Place decorations such as strawberries, candles, macarons or donuts wherever you like, turning and zooming the cake to check it from every side.
Send a photo of the finished cake to the buyer and start negotiating the price.
Close the deal, then use what you earn and unlock to improve the kitchen and move through the levels. The game shows its controls on screen when it starts.
Tips and strategy
- Read the buyer before you name a price. A schoolkid on a tight budget will not pay what a bride ordering three tiers will.
- Pushing the price too high drains a buyer's patience, so raise it in sensible steps instead of opening with a huge number.
- Standing firm at the right moment can make the buyer improve the offer. Giving in at once leaves money behind.
- Post your strongest cakes on Cakegram. Likes and followers lift the prices you can charge later.
- Rotate the cake before you take the photo so the decorations sit evenly all the way round.
Frequently asked questions
How do you sell cakes in Cake Shop Simulator: Bake & Sell?
Sales happen in a chat with the customer. You send a photo of the cake you built and then haggle over the price until the deal closes or the buyer runs out of patience.
What can you put on a cake?
There are ten shapes and up to three tiers, plus glazes, drips, cream rosettes, sprinkles and twelve cream drawings. Decorations such as strawberries, candles, macarons and donuts can be placed anywhere on the cake.
What does Cakegram do?
Cakegram is where you post your best cakes. The likes and followers you collect there raise the prices you can ask from buyers.
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