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- Designer Sajgó Anikó , Béres Marianna
- Publisher Myam Games
- Illustration Sajgó Anikó
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What to Expect
You run an artisan bakery across three fast rounds: draft dice from shared pools, manage Time and Money, complete sweet and savory recipes and upgrade your kitchen. The game blends Dice Rolling, Dice Drafting, Set Collection and Paper-and-Pencil play with Solo, Cooperative and Competitive modes. Warm, hand-crafted illustrations underscore the bakery theme and variable setups keep each session fresh.
Who Is This Game For?
Aimed at families and hobby gamers, for ages 10+, 1–4 players and around 60 minutes. The inclusion of Solo and Cooperative modes makes it accessible to solo players and groups; some experience with roll-and-write or drafting helps but isn't required.
How It Works
Core mechanics are Roll-and-Write and Dice Rolling with Open Drafting: players draft dice from common pools and record results on sheets (Paper-and-Pencil), building sets to fulfill recipes. Variable Player Powers alter starting conditions and strategies; resource management (Time and Money) limits available actions. Modes include secret-goal Competitive play, shared Cooperative objectives and a Solo challenge mode.
What Makes It Special
Designed by Sajgó Anikó and Béres Marianna, the game merges Dice Drafting with classic roll-and-write gameplay and Variable Player Powers. Its three-round structure and multiple modes (Solo/Coop/Competitive) make it notable within Food/Cooking themed roll-and-writes.
Pro
- Compact three-round structure
- Multiple modes: Solo, Cooperative, Competitive
- Mixes Dice Drafting with Roll-and-Write and Set Collection
- Variable Player Powers add asymmetry
Contra
- Not ideal for children under 10
- Around 60 minutes may be long for light family sessions
Setting & atmosphere
Theme centers on artisan baking and food/cooking: planning recipes, gathering ingredients and investing in kitchen upgrades. Art and tone reflect handcrafted bakery culture.
Tips for beginners
Focus on basic resource management first and try Solo or Cooperative mode to learn mechanics without opponent pressure.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play this solo?
Yes. A Solo Mode is included according to the description.
How long does a game really take?
The listed duration is about 60 minutes; short rounds and fast turns keep gameplay brisk.
What prior experience do I need?
Some familiarity with roll-and-write or dice-drafting helps, but the game is accessible to families and hobby players.
How does this compare to similar games?
Its blend of Dice Drafting, Roll-and-Write and multiple play modes sets it apart among food/cooking themed titles.
Is this suitable for families?
Yes: minimum age 10 and approachable mechanics make it family-friendly, though session length should be considered.
What mechanic makes it special?
The integration of Dice Rolling/Dice Drafting with Roll-and-Write and Variable Player Powers is central.
Fazit
Good for players who want a thematic roll-and-write with variety of modes and about 60 minutes playtime. Might be less suitable for those seeking very short or highly complex expert titles.
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