Bungeoppang Bakery

Tap when golden!
How many can you sell at a Korean winter street stall?

The idea behind the game

When the cold wind blows in Korea, a sweet smell drifts from street corners. Bungeoppang is fish-shaped bread with red bean filling, baked in an iron mold, and a classic Korean winter street snack.

The vendor watches several molds at once and flips each one right when it turns golden. A little late and it burns, a little early and the batter is still raw. Bungeoppang Bakery turns that busy rhythm into a one-tap game.

The stall and customers in the game are made up. A real bread mold is very hot, so be careful.

How to play

1
Pour · Tap an empty slot to pour batter and red bean. The mold has six slots.
2
Watch · The gauge under each slot fills as the bread goes pale → golden → brown → black.
3
Flip · Tap while it is golden to flip it. If the gauge is in the orange zone, it's a PERFECT.
4
Take out · When Side 2 is golden too, tap to take it out. It goes to the customers in line.
5
3 mistakes and it's over · Tapping too early, letting it burn, or making a customer give up waiting are all mistakes.

Each bread you take out is 1 point (1 fish).
The fire gets stronger over time, so the bread cooks faster.
Bread baked with no one in line waits on the warming rack for the next customer.
Tap a burnt bread to toss it right away.
On a computer, number keys 1 to 6 pick a slot (top row 1, 2, 3, bottom row 4, 5, 6).
You can continue once per run.

This is a test build, so you can continue without an ad for now.

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