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Crumbhollow

Cozy bakery sim where the old hearth bakes unevenly: set each tray soft, golden or crusty, the way villagers like it.

Platform
Browser
Genre
Simulation
Availability
Available now
Price
Free

About this title

About this title

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Crumbhollow is a cozy bakery sim with an ending and a hearth that bakes unevenly. Every oven is a row of spots with the fire at one end: near a hot fire a tray comes out crusty, at the far end golden, and every tray shades the spots behind it. The hearth is still cool when you open and burns down through the day, so a crusty bake needs a log on the fire. Every villager likes their bakes one way, shown on their wish, every market day most visitors share one taste, and they pick what looks that way; pieces baked as they asked earn a tip and a much better name in the village. Nothing burns and nobody stays angry. Each morning you plan trays and buy the ingredients, each evening you learn recipes and buy upgrades, and after a season of twelve to fifteen short days the Harvest Festival gives you the stall on the square and a one-to-five-star ending. Ten recipes, ten villagers, a daily special order, save slots, mouse, keyboard, touch or gamepad.

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