Xmas time is almost upon us, and wot better way to celebrate than to make some gingerbread cookies, right?
Gingerbread Maker is a logic game in which you have to decorate gingerbread cookies according to the template. You gradually unlock new colors and decorations, which means that making cookies gets progressively harder. It's actually quite a tricky game, as u have to get the decoration order right.
Happy decorating and don't eat all the cookies all at once - there are 24 of them in this game!
Decent game
So this one reminded me a lot like a dress up but you have your own twist on it and that's what I liked about I would have never pegged you guys for a game like this but it was still interesting I like the fresh style on this it had some nice elements about it and the game play was kind of fun so no problems here I enjoyed it though
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I love Factory Balls so I knew I was going to enjoy this. As others have said it is sometimes very difficult to tell whether the sprinkles are under or over the dots, plus the difference in colour between red and brown is also too subtle. Cute music, nice graphics and good gameplay, I really enjoyed it!
Good Game! :)
Good game not unlike "Factory Balls". I would have given it a perfect score if not for 3 big gripes.
1) This game makes you go to the level select EVERY SINGLE TIME you finish a level.
2,3) The sprinkles make things difficult. Firstly, by being hard to tell if they're under or over other decorations. Secondly, by being hard to distinguish colours. I got caught on the last level because it looked like red sprinkles on green when it was actually brown. Fortunately, the creator of this game ingeniously made the sprinkle PATTERNS different.
Big thanks also for putting in what should be standard (but is often left out these days): mute, save, reset. I think Ericho's suggestion of an Undo button would be nice but I did okay without it and Factory Balls didn't have one...
It's okay for kids, I suppose, but there's not much challenge. It's also frustrating starting all over every time you make one mistake. it would be easier to have a button that removes the previous action, since you can do that with regular cookies too by wiping the frosting before it hardens