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Cooking game
Caramel Popcorn Maker Factory : Crunchy Pop Corn
Grow corn, pop it in the factory, flavour and seal the packets, then deliver to shops and cinemas.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Compatibility
- See device support below
Game overview
Caramel Popcorn Maker Factory follows popcorn from the field to the cinema. You dig, sow and water a corn crop, harvest it, and take the grain into the factory, where the popping machine, the conveyor belt and the flavouring stations turn it into salted, cheese or caramel popcorn. Packing and sealing come next, then delivery to supermarkets and cinemas, which closes the loop and funds the next round of production.
This title is best suited to players who like factory production chains with a food theme.
How to play Caramel Popcorn Maker Factory : Crunchy Pop Corn
- Dig, sow and water the corn field
- Harvest the crop and take it to the factory
- Pop the grain and add salt, cheese or caramel
- Seal the packets and deliver the boxes
Controls
- Tap / click: Operate a machine or select a flavour
- Drag: Farm the field and move packets along the line
Objectives and failure conditions
Objectives
- Grow and harvest a corn crop
- Produce popcorn in each flavour
- Pack and deliver the finished orders
The run ends or fails when
- None; production stages wait for you
Gameplay mechanics
- Farming stage feeding a production line
- Machine operation with flavouring stations
- Packing and delivery stages
Device compatibility
Phones and tablets
Touch controls: Caramel Popcorn Maker Factory : Crunchy Pop Corn is driven by pointer input, which maps to tap and drag on a touch screen.
Tips for Caramel Popcorn Maker Factory : Crunchy Pop Corn
- Water the whole field before harvesting anything
- Add flavour while the popcorn is still on the belt
- Seal each packet fully before boxing it
What worked well and what did not
Pros
- The full production chain is unusually complete
- Plenty of different stages to work through
Cons
- Stages are repetitive on a second run
- Farming section drags
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