- February 28, 2006
- Sandlot Games
Cake Mania
Platforms
About
In "Cake Mania," help Jill restore her grandparents' closed bakery by opening your own, serving seasonal treats to customers and earning money to upgrade equipment. With four unique bakeries in exotic locations, avoid mistakes and meet customer demands to eventually re-open the Evans Bakery. Time management and a knack for baking are key in this fast-paced, save-the-day adventure.





- The game is nostalgic and fun, providing a charming time management experience that many players enjoy.
- Players appreciate the simplicity and addictive nature of the gameplay, making it a great choice for casual gaming.
- The first game in the series works well and is a classic favorite among fans of the genre.
- Cake Mania 2 and 3 have significant compatibility issues, often failing to launch or crashing during gameplay.
- Players have reported frustrating technical problems, such as save data loss and glitches that hinder the gaming experience.
- The collection's overall value is diminished due to the non-functioning second and third games, leading to disappointment among buyers.
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe storylines in the game are described as cute and colorful, but recent iterations have been criticized for becoming overly cartoonish and featuring weak narratives, particularly in comparison to earlier titles. Additionally, technical issues such as freezing when saving progress detract from the overall experience, making it difficult for players to fully enjoy the story.
“Cute little storylines!”
“Unlike Diner Dash, every game had an updated Jill (and Jack, Reisha, Tiny, etc.), storyline, mechanics, and customers.”
“I would recommend this amazing colorful time-blowing storyline of a game.”
“I do like that series, as well, but they've bought many great franchises (Sally's Salon/Spa/Studio, Mortimer Beckett, etc.) and made them all so cartoonish with the most ridiculous mini-games and weak storylines over the past five or so years that I just can't play them anymore.”
“Then they took *that* storyline for themselves with their own not-as-good series, Delicious Deluxe.”