Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake

Un juego de puzles muy simpático, yo lo jugué de pequeño y me hacía gracia rejugarlo :p

A cute puzzle game with extemely entertaining dialogue and characters

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This game needs to be seen by more. The graphics and music are so charming and the puzzles are just hard enough for anyone to pick up the game. The whole merry team of merry (and flatulent) monsters are all cute and have interesting mechanics that mix together so well. I did not have to pay for the game (i was gifted it) but its ONLY 8 DOLLARS. FOR SUCH A CHARMING GAME! its just so simple and casual and cute. you wont be surprised that much but im havin fun so too bad

First things first: i AM able to play this game on OS 15.5 Sequoia!!!  I'm playing it RIGHT NOW!!!  Mac users should at least try it -- you can always get a refund if it doesn't work for you.  Dooooooo it!! This is one of my all-time favorite games.  I've spent quite some time searching for sequels or clones, with no luck so far.  ...which seems really WRONG to me because the gameplay is unique, it's cake-centered, and the dialogue is pretty amusing.  For context, i disagree with roughly 99% of other reviews that say that about other games.  Oh, and also: i'm an adult who never played this as a kid.  In case you were wondering whether it might amuse only children or nostalgia-seekers. How the game works is this:  On each level, the main character is in a maze with some cake scattered about.  He can't reach all of it by himself, so there are up to three monsters in there with him to help out.  Each monster has a special power to pass or remove certain obstacles: shattering crystals, tunneling under walls, busting up stumps, freezing water, etc etc.  To win, you'll have to change characters several times, cooperatively clearing and passing obstacles until all the cake is et.  ..."Et," it's the past tense of "eat."  ... In some places. This game is so awesome, i'm going to recommend you wait until it's NOT on sale to buy it.

Still holds up in 2026. The whimsical tone belies a game which is genuinely engaging and has surprising depth and creativity. The pacing is just right, keeping things fresh and stimulating but not overwhelming: you receive an appropriate amount of direction while still having the satisfaction of discovering things yourself, the difficulty builds incrementally, and progression is not linear (meaning that many levels have good replay value past the main storyline once you unlock new features). Absolutely hits the spot if you want a cute game that's casual but not mindless.