Explore a massive contraption built from upcycled items in this indie simulation puzzle. Pull cords, work levers slowly, and rotate wheels to observe effects and uncover how its parts connect. Piece together small sections step by step until you master the whole machine to bake a loaf of bread.
Zoom in to admire the intricate upcyclepunk details or step away for relaxed pondering over sessions that span weeks. Once you succeed, refine your technique based on loaf critiques to chase higher scores and rare achievements like the Master Baker's Licence. Perfect for patient thinkers who savor deliberate, low-pressure challenges on PC.
A unique puzzle... a huge mad contraption to ponder over, made of upcycled things. Slowly and carefully work levers, pull cords, rotate wheels... observe the effects and deliberate, and gradually fathom its workings. Work-out how to work small parts of the bigger contraption and eventually figure-out how to use it all together to bake a loaf of bread.
A tricky puzzle, but relax. Half an hour here, 10 minutes there...have a ponder and come back to it, sleep on it. TraptionBakery is made to amuse, baffle, perplex and interest you for weeks.
TOP TIP: move the levers slowly...and adjust your view to see anything the lever moves.
When you're not in a puzzle solving mood just zoom-way-in, look around and marvel at all the crazy upcyclepunk things. This game was a four year labour of love: programming, and drawing hundreds of things for the contraption. Hardly any drawing is there just for show, most of it has a function.
When you work-out how to bake bread then the simulation aspect of the game comes into play: you will be presented with a critique of how good your loaf was and you can improve your technique for better scores. Could you even become one of the elite few world-wide to achieve a Master Baker's Licence? (See achievements.)
TraptionBakery can be played full screen, or in a smaller window.
(TraptionBakery may work on computers with a slower than specified in the Minimum System Requirements but panning and zooming will be jerky.)
