$15.99Bakery Simulator Bread by the gram, dawn by dawn
Get up before dawn and run your own bakery in first person: weigh flour and yeast, mix dough, shape loaves, buns, croissants and bagels, then deliver them warm before shops open. Earn cash, buy machines and vans, and grow the business. A hands-on pick for simulator games fans who like precise kitchen work.
Is Bakery Simulator worth it?
Bakery Simulator is worth it if…
- you like simulator games about hands-on jobs with daily routines
- you enjoy following precise recipes and kitchen machines
- you like earning money to expand a small business
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Weigh, mix, shape and bake
Your day starts with the cookbook. You check the recipe, weigh out flour, yeast and additives into a bowl, then mix, cut and shape the dough before it goes in the oven. Be precise with amounts and bake times, or the batch comes out wrong.
Several dozen breads, buns, croissants, bagels and muffins wait to be unlocked, each tied to its own machines and manuals. You follow the instructions closely or fiddle until it works, then pull a tray of golden loaves and start the next order. Repetition is the point here, and getting a clean bake feels earned.
Orders, deliveries and a bigger bakery
Shops post daily lists of what they need, and you pick which orders to take on. Commit to regular deliveries, get them there on time, and your reputation with each store grows, which brings better work.
Then comes logistics. You load the van, plan a quick route across town, and hurry to unload before opening, since late deliveries cost you money. Or you pay a courier to run it for you. Profits go back into the bakery: countertops, shelves, new machines, bigger vehicles and a larger space, while new rival bakeries keep you from getting comfortable.
Good to know?
How does a bakery day play out?
You restock ingredients from storage, pick orders from the daily lists, bake them one batch at a time, then deliver. As your reputation with stores grows you can take on more deliveries in one day.
Can you make your own recipes?
Yes. Alongside a database of original recipes inspired by real ones, you can experiment with ingredients to develop your own, which can raise what you earn from orders.
Do you have to drive the delivery van yourself?
No. You can drive the top-down delivery route yourself to save money, or hire a courier to handle it while you stay in the bakery. Tipping extra makes a courier delivery guaranteed.
