Buy Cave Confectioner PC

Farm crops and cook up recipes in this back-to-the-land RPG set amid cavemen life. Fight off wild animals while building ties with locals in an open world where you roam freely, interact with nearly everything, and eat whatever you find. A temperate climate speeds crop growth and keeps food abundant, but stay alert-overlook details and face punishment in this demanding two-handed simulation. Mix ingredients through an intuitive crafting system that pairs natural items with world fixtures, unlocking dozens of unique recipes only from precise combos. Sell goods to cave dwellers, experiment with nature, and advance via hidden secrets and bold exploration-no quests guide you. Casual adventure players who crave detail-oriented survival and self-directed paths will stick with its rock-solid performance on PC.



Cave Confectioner is a back-to-the-land farming and cooking RPG. Farm crops, discover new recipes, fight wild animals, and get to know the locals. But don't let your guard down. This is a two-handed experience that punishes you for overlooking details. Cavemen don't get vacations.

Explore an open world

Go almost anywhere, interact with almost anything, eat almost anything. The temperate climate makes crops grow fast and food plentiful.

Combine ingredients

An intuitive crafting system lets you at least attempt to combine everything with everything, whether or not the things go together. Combine natural ingredients with manmade things and fixtures of the world. Dozens of end products are formed by unique recipes, and only the correct combinations yield the goods.

Choose your own path

Craft things, sell foodstuffs to cave people, poke around and see how nature reacts. There is no "quest" or "mission" dialog box telling you where to go. Advancement is achieved through secrets and exploration.

Built to last

This developer has done the heavy lifting to give you a constant 60 FPS. A custom C++/OpenGL engine is used, Windows executables are built with MinGW, Linux executables are built against glibc 2.25 and tested on the latest versions of Ubuntu. There is no third-party proprietary software outside of Apple platforms. Anything that breaks is fixable.