- August 21, 2020
- Streamline Games
Bake 'n Switch
Bake ‘n Switch makes for a fun experience overall but it’s hard to deny that certain elements feel bare. With a minimal PvP mode, no single-player option (at launch, anyway) and issues with online progression, it does feel rushed upon delivery but there’s still plenty of content to keep players busy. If you can assemble a team of friends, have a younger family to entertain or just want a new multiplayer experience, there’s enjoyment to be found here – but it’s a cautious recommendation.
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Bake 'n Switch is a single player and multiplayer casual simulation game. It was developed by Streamline Games and was released on August 21, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and positive reviews from players.
"Bake 'n Switch" is a frantic multiplayer party game where players control adorable characters called "Bakers", tasked with catching and baking cute Mouldies before they overrun the kitchen. Players must work together to flip, flatten, and bake Mouldies in time to beat level targets while avoiding various hazards and enemies. With its charming art style, cooperative gameplay, and unique concept, "Bake 'n Switch" offers a fresh and exciting experience for up to four players.











- The game features adorable graphics and characters, making it visually appealing and family-friendly.
- It offers a fun and chaotic cooperative gameplay experience, perfect for playing with friends and family.
- The game has a variety of levels and challenges, providing a good amount of content and replayability.
- The gameplay can be buggy and frustrating at times, particularly with certain levels and multiplayer mechanics.
- Some players find the game lacks depth and can feel tedious, especially after the initial levels.
- There are compatibility issues with keyboard controls, making it less accessible for some players.
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The gameplay is described as chaotic and humorous, featuring interesting mechanics that involve fending off pests while completing tasks. While some players find it enjoyable and challenging, others criticize it for being slow and tedious, suggesting that it could benefit from improvements. Overall, it combines elements reminiscent of games like "Moving Out" and "Overcooked," offering a mix of fun and frustration.
“It's a funny and chaotic game with good music and gameplay.”
“Overall, an adorable game with challenging gameplay that feels like it will take quite a while to actually complete.”
“Interesting mechanics, fending off annoying moulds trying to get to your precious buns.”
“However, the gameplay is very lackluster; it feels really slow and tedious, which is sad because I really wanted to like this game.”
“The gameplay feels like a hybrid (ha ha!) between Moving Out and Overcooked.”
“The gameplay could improve a bit, but it's playable.”
Bake 'n Switch
Bake ‘n Switch makes for a fun experience overall but it’s hard to deny that certain elements feel bare. With a minimal PvP mode, no single-player option (at launch, anyway) and issues with online progression, it does feel rushed upon delivery but there’s still plenty of content to keep players busy. If you can assemble a team of friends, have a younger family to entertain or just want a new multiplayer experience, there’s enjoyment to be found here – but it’s a cautious recommendation.
60%Bake 'n Switch (Switch)
A beautiful yet half-baked multiplayer party game.
50%nindiespotlight.com Review
80%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bake 'n Switch is a casual simulation game.
Bake 'n Switch is available on Nintendo Switch, PC and Windows.
Bake 'n Switch was released on August 21, 2020.
Bake 'n Switch was developed by Streamline Games.
Bake 'n Switch has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.
Bake 'n Switch is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
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