
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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I *love* Sandlot. This series, in particular, was my favourite, though I loved Westward (the first one) and the Tradewinds series. However, I was effing crushed when GameHouse bought them out, then trashed the in-progress CM8 (if you include the BttB expansion), where we likely finally got to meet Jack and Jills' kid(s), thereby wiping out their stiffest competition. Then they took *that* storyline for themselves with their own not-as-good series, Delicious Deluxe. I do like that series, as well, but they've bought many great franchises (Sallys' 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. They are for children now. ANYWAY. Please disregard all of the negative reviews for these genuine gems. They are from people who won't take five minutes to do the very basic fixes to run them. Yes; Steam are a-holes that will not help you when you can't get a game to run. They don't care; they just want your money. But please don't denigrate Sandlot and what they've created because you're A) mad at Steam for releasing/hosting them this way, and B) too lazy to use Google and utilise the fixes. Also, CM and its expansion, Back to the Bakery, do show their age (still charming to me and my sense of nostalgia at how excited I was to find this game 15 or so years ago). From CM2 on, they're clever and funny and more playable. I usually take a week about once per year to play the entire series in order. I still find them fun, and the best of the time-management genre. Unlike Diner Dash, every game had an updated Jill (and Jack, Reisha, Tiny, etc), storyline, mechanics and customers. Loved it, and still pine for the unfinished game.
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its fun
legal para passar o tempo, pena que o 2 nao roda
i would recommend this amazing colorful time blowing story line of a game but the problem is that every time you hit the save and continue button or you come back and go to load a save it freezes and i have to restart my whole computer to get out of it so unless you plan on being up all night playing this game only without shutting it off or saving you'll never finish the game
I keep coming back to replay this game. I've enjoyed it since I was a kid and playing my first time management game.
o jogo traz uma grande nostalgia , porem cake mania 2 e 3 nao funcionavam em meu computador enquanto cake mania um somente funcionava em modo nao tela cheia
cake fatty dump truck yes
you gotta do the cooking by the book
This is such a wonderful game. I love the idea of starting with nothing and building up from there. This game has had my heart for a long time, and I love its sequels too. Cute little story lines!
What can I say, it's a fun game lol
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