Kawaii BakeryLogic puzzle for Android
Place pastries on the baking tray: the same number in every row, every column and every coloured region, and none may touch. Kawaii Bakery is a calm puzzle in a pastel bakery – with a café of your own that you furnish bit by bit. Playable offline.
Features
09Two rules, many puzzles
Every row, every column and every region needs the same number of pastries – one or two. And no two may touch, not even at a corner. That's all there is to know.
500 levels
From 5 × 5 to 12 × 12, with one or two pastries per line, in three difficulties: Easy, Medium and Hard. Sorted from easy to hard, so you grow with the puzzles.
Solvable without guessing
Every puzzle has exactly one solution, and a solver has checked beforehand that you can find it step by step – without trial and error.
Hints that explain
A hint outlines the regions and cells that matter, points at rows and columns with arrows and says in plain words why the next step works. You start with three hints; each further one costs 10 sprinkles.
Earn sugar sprinkles
Every solved level earns sprinkles: 5, 12 or 25, depending on difficulty. A short video of your choice brings 25 sprinkles or 3 hints. They are never sold for money.
The surprise box
For 100 sprinkles it gives you a pastry you don't have yet – never a duplicate. There are 80 in all, in four rarities, from croissant to aurora macaron. Your favourite goes onto the baking tray.
A café of your own
Wall, furniture, counter, ambience and the baking tray around the puzzle: preview every piece before you buy it. Ambience effects can be combined as you like.
One-finger controls
Tap a cell once to mark it empty, twice to place the pastry – or simply hold it. Mistakes are shown in red, “Undo” takes moves back.
Continue where you were
Your progress is saved after every move. Close the app and pick up the same puzzle later.
What it looks like
The rules in 30 seconds
The baking tray is split into coloured regions. Every row, every column and every region needs the same number of pastries – one or two, depending on the level. And no pastry may touch another, not even diagonally at a corner: otherwise they stick together while baking.
Tap a cell once to put a dot for “stays empty”, a second time for the pastry and a third time to clear it. Holding a cell places or removes the pastry directly. The full guide with pictures is in the game, behind the question mark at the top.
Offline and fair
A puzzle needs no network and no account. Kawaii Bakery therefore does without both – only if you want to does your save go to Google Play Games. The game is funded by ads, which a one-time purchase turns off.
Plays offline
Every puzzle is inside the game; it runs entirely without a network – just without ads then. Only the ads need the internet; the cloud save is synced by your phone's Google Play services if you are signed in to Google Play Games. The game never asks for location, contacts, camera or microphone.
Sprinkles are never sold
No gems, no full version, no pastries for sale. Every level is playable from the start; pastries and café furnishings are earned with sprinkles from solved puzzles. The only purchase turns ads off – nothing else.
No data with me
No account of its own, no analytics or crash reporting SDK. Your progress, your collection and the puzzle in progress sit on the device – and, if you use Google Play Games, as a backup in your Google account. Personalized ads only with your consent. None of it reaches me.
Made from scratch
Puzzles, pastries and café were created specifically for the game, not bought together from asset shops. Only the foundation and the typeface come from elsewhere: the free Godot game engine (MIT licence) and Fira Sans (SIL Open Font License). Both ship with the game; nothing is downloaded.
Privacy
In short: nothing reaches me. Kawaii Bakery has no server of its own, no account and no analytics SDK. Your progress, your collection and the puzzle in progress sit on the device; if you are signed in to Google Play Games, Google keeps a copy in your account. Ads are delivered by Google AdMob – personalized only if you agree in the consent dialog – and the “Remove ads” purchase is handled by Google Play. What arises at Google through all this is set out, with all the details, in the app's privacy policy.
This website has a policy of its own – it is under Privacy and describes what happens when you merely visit this page.
Frequently asked questions
What does Kawaii Bakery cost?
The download is free, and every level is playable from the start. The game is funded by ads: short videos you choose to watch for hints or sprinkles, now and then an ad between two levels (never after the first two of a day) and a banner below the puzzle. If you would rather not, a one-time purchase turns the in-between ads and the banner off; the app's terms of use apply. Sprinkles, hints and pastries are never sold for money.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Every puzzle is inside the game; it runs just the same in flight mode, on the train and in a dead zone – only without ads, the one thing that needs the network. If you are signed in to Google Play Games, Google Play services sync your save once you are back online.
Do I have to guess?
No. Each of the 500 puzzles has exactly one solution, and before it went into the game a solver checked that it can be found step by step. If you get stuck, a hint shows you the next logical step and explains it.
How do I get new pastries?
From the surprise box: for 100 sprinkles it gives you a pastry you don't have yet. Once you own all 80, your collection is complete and the box stays shut. The pastry of your choice then goes onto the baking tray.
Is my progress saved?
Yes. After every move the running puzzle is saved on the device; the menu then offers “Continue”, even after the app was closed. Solved levels, sprinkles, pastries and café are kept as well. With Google Play Games there is also a copy in your Google account: on a new phone or tablet you carry on where you left off – even switching between several devices.
Which languages does the game support?
Deutsch and English – on a device set to German it starts in German, otherwise in English. Android 7.0 or later, portrait only.
When will Kawaii Bakery be released?
It is being prepared for Google Play. As soon as it is live, the button at the top leads straight to the store listing.
What does this have to do with rellit.de?
The same person is behind it. rellit.de collects small tools that run in the browser – Kawaii Bakery is a game for the phone and therefore gets its own address here.