
Over the past few years, we’ve watched Jill Evans grow from a fresh-out-of-baking-school student to a world-class culinary celeb. Now, Jill confronts her greatest challenge yet - planning her dream wedding – in Cake Mania® 3, the highly anticipated follow-up to one of the most popular casual games of all-time!
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Over the past few years, we’ve watched Jill Evans grow from a fresh-out-of-baking-school student to a world-class culinary celeb. Now, Jill confronts her greatest challenge yet - planning her dream wedding – in Cake Mania® 3, the highly anticipated follow-up to one of the most popular casual games of all-time!
As Jill nervously prepares for her long anticipated wedding day, disaster strikes when a mysterious, long-forgotten time bender crashes to the ground and shatters into pieces. As Jill’s family and friends rush to pick up the scattered shards, they are suddenly sent hurtling through time. Now, to ensure her wedding goes off without a hitch, Jill herself must travel to remote periods in time - from Ancient Egypt and Revolutionary France, to an unknown future where anything is possible - and work her cake-making magic on a wide variety of locals in order to get herself and her guests back before the ceremony begins!
After re-opening the Evans Bakery, and sending her grandparents on an exotic Hawaiian cruise, Jill is back in an all-new, out-of-this-world series of adventures! Help Jill’s college friend Risha in her posh, northwestern, rooftop bakery; rescue her old flame, Jack, in his underwater theme park located on the ocean floor, or wind up in 4 other far-flung bakery locations, each with its own unique layout!
What awaits Jill? Fame? Fortune? Love? In Cake Mania® 2, you choose which path Jill pursues, with each decision leading to new baking challenges and dilemmas. With 204 levels of baking and frosting madness, 6 different possible endings and a branching, non-linear storyline, it’s your decision to make in Cake Mania 2!
Welcome to Cake Mania®! Jill, our hero, has returned from culinary school, only to find her beloved grandparents' bakery closed down. Business has taken a drastic downturn because a new Mega-Mart store opened in the neighborhood.
Help Jill save the day by opening a bakery, and earn enough money to re-open her grandparents' shop in this beautiful, fast-paced adventure. Upgrade your equipment and set up 4 different bakeries in exotic locales. Serve up seasonal confectionary delights to a variety of customers. See if you have what it takes to save the Evans Bakery!
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君子补票,十年不晚
I only bought the Cake Mania Collection because I remembered not having beat them on the DS, and I surprisingly had a lot of fun coming back. It's probably the difference between a mouse and a pen, but it genuinly took a while for me to progress further on in the game, I think I played the last level 10 times or so. I only took the time to write this to explain what everyone else is saying though, it takes some extra steps to be able to play the three games. If you try to save in this game, it will crash. On Steam, right click the game and select "Properties" Local Files > Browse Local Files Go to CakeMania at the top of the window, press it, and click Manage, Application Tools Application Tools and go to Troubleshoot Compatibility Run the Troubleshooter and do the Recommended Settings. You can save these so it works every time you launch the game. This should work for both one and two, three has a different issue iirc
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Anyone remember Diner Dash? That time management game where you play as a young lady running a diner? For its time, it was pretty innovative, and it inspired many different similar time management restaurant games. While I played it occasionally as a kid, I don't have many fond memories of it. A game that I DO have fond memories of is one of the games following in its footsteps; that game is Cake Mania. Something about the game just hit all the marks for me. The bright visuals, the pleasant music, and just the general gameplay made this a favorite for the 9-year-old Demozan. And I was happy to see that, 11 year later, the game is here on Steam, and still holds up pretty nicely. I had a lot of fun with this game, and it tickled my nostalgia the whole way through. So what's with the big red thumbs down? Well, if you take a gander at the other reviews, you can tell that this game is an oldie, and therefore runs like ass on modern systems. This can't be helped, sure, but to sell this game at a not-very-low price without fixing compatibility issues isn't something I can give a pass. And it's not like they didn't know how to update this game; they changed the initial loading screen to have an ugly, low-res Steam logo pasted onto it, showing that they DID know how to change it for the Steam release. But they didn't fix the game straight-up not working properly. Okay, it's not completely unfixable, sure. If you go into the main files for the game, you can check the properties and activate a "compatibility mode" so that it works as if it was being played on a Windows XP computer. But this doesn't fully save the collection for me. When I get a game, I want it to work fully as intended when I open it. I don't want to tinker with the inner workings of the game to be able to play it. And worse, it doesn't fully fix the problems, either! Sometimes, the cursor glitches out and causes it to turn into a black box and duplicate itself onto the game. And while it hasn't happened to me, I've also heard stories of save data being wiped on shutdown. That's a pretty big issue, if you ask me. Again, the game itself is fun and good. I loved my time with it back then, and I love it just as much now. If what I talked about doesn't bother you, go right on ahead and give it a try. But I don't like supporting half-hearted re-release attempts, and knowing that there's no other good way of getting this game nowadays kinda makes it difficult not to see this as your only option. Don't let this review stop you if you don't want it to, but know what tribulations you're getting yourself into when you get this collection.
While I have always liked this game, it seems there is something wrong with the collection. Cake Mania 2 Error's out saying Access Violation, and Cake Mania 3 doesn't load at all. Who do I write to to fix this issue since I did pay for all 3 games?
Was so excited to find this game again! So nostalgic, lots of good childhood memories playing this game :D
I used to play this game with my mother when I was a child. This brought back so many memories, thanks for the nostalgia.
CLASSIC cake mania
be nice play if can play at all not even letting me launch the game and steam support would'nt help you
补票补票
its fun
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