Fudge & Fizz
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Read the customer. Make it exactly right.
Reopen Nana Ivy’s sweet shop on the front at Saltmarsh Bay. Weigh pick ’n’ mix against a needle, boil fudge to the soft-ball window, and letter rock with a fingertip.
What kind of game is Fudge & Fizz?
A cosy make-to-order game for iPhone and iPad. Customers come to the counter, you make what they ask for at the bench, and the till adds it up. There are six crafts: pick 'n' mix by weight, fudge, seaside rock, honeycomb, chocolate boxes and gift wrapping.
This one is for you if
- You want a game with real crafts in it, not a tap counter
- You like being judged fairly and told exactly what went wrong
- You will happily work out what “something that fizzes like the sea” means
Orders in riddles
Some customers say what they want. Others say "something that fizzes like the sea and comes in a bottle, only you can't drink it". Ask again once if you're stuck, and the Recipe Book is always one tap away.
Watch the needle
Scoop from the jars until the scale reads right. A bag's worth is 200 g. A quarter is 113 g, because Nana was imperial and so are her regulars.
Rock that says SORRY
Trace each letter through the middle of the rock with one finger, slow and steady, so the word runs all the way down the stick.
- 6
- crafts to learn, from pick 'n' mix by weight to tempered chocolate boxes
- 30
- story days in Chapter 1, then the shop stays open
- 90
- customers in Saltmarsh Bay, and every one orders their own way
Before you tap
- Is there an energy timer?
- No. You can play as many days in a row as you like. A day ends when the shop shuts at five.
- Is Fudge & Fizz free?
- Yes. There is a full-screen ad at most every third day, only at closing time. A single £4.99 purchase removes every ad for good. Sugar Lumps buy decorations, never a better score, and an optional Wholesaler subscription delivers your stock each morning and turns off every ad while it is active.
- Is it on Android?
- Not yet. Fudge & Fizz is on iPhone and iPad first.
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