$19.99Chocolate Factory Simulator
Run a steampunk chocolate workshop in first person, weigh and temper ingredients, mold bars and pralines, and box them up for picky customers. Your clockwork helper Nougat hauls bowls and tightens bolts while you chase new recipes and loyal regulars.
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A steampunk kitchen built for chocolate
Your workshop runs on cogs, steam, and gourmet machinery. You weigh precise amounts of ingredients, temper chocolate, pour it into molds, and choose shapes, colors, and little accessories before wrapping the result in colorful packaging.
Orders come from travelers from different lands, each with a favorite chocolate in mind. You take the order, learn what they like, and try to turn them into regulars. Nougat, your personal automaton assistant, takes tasks from you and can be modified and upgraded as your reputation grows.
Slow work that settles the mind
This is hands-on work at walking pace. You measure, mix, mold, and pack one box at a time, then watch the finished box close on the chocolate inside. New machines unlock as you earn stars, so larger batches get a little easier.
It is a calm, low-pressure loop with no fights and no timer breathing down your neck. Put on something to listen to, work through the order queue, and enjoy the small satisfaction of a neat box tied to exactly what somebody asked for.
What else should you know?
What do you actually do all day?
Take customer orders, weigh ingredients, make chocolate and fillings, shape and decorate pralines, pack them into boxes, and sell them. Between orders you maintain machines, restock, and upgrade Nougat and your equipment to handle bigger quantities.
Who is Nougat?
Your clockwork assistant. You give him jobs like fetching bowls, moving things around the workshop, and tightening bolts on machines, then modify him to improve what he can do. He will not run the factory for you, which leaves the careful chocolate work in your hands.
How creative can the chocolate get?
Recipes give you the base, presentation is yours. You change the shape and color of pieces, add accessories for decoration, and pick the packaging, so two boxes made from the same order can look quite different.
