Freshly Frosted

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Freshly Frosted is a factory puzzle game set in the mind of a narrator who uses fictional donut factories to organize and quiet their minds. The player places the conveyor belts that decorate these dreamed-up donuts on the narrator. I personally prefer the framing, which sets expectations for the game as a simple factory puzzle with an interesting theme.

Although the title screen seems to have a major rendering problem, the menu, gameplay, and first cut scene work flawlessly on Linux using Steam’s default Proton. I haven’t had a chance to try it in the Steam Deck yet, but I will soon change this review. I was able to stream on my account and download and play Freshly Frosted on the Steam Deck. While the title page is quite clunky, the actual gameplay and menu navigation work well.

Freshly Frosted can be played on a computer with a gamepad (console controller), keyboard, or mouse. The game switches between inputs seamlessly.

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I personally love this game. The visuals make me smile. The poet resonates with me. I enjoy solving puzzles. While I haven’t finished the fourth “box” of twelve puzzles due to time constraints, the ability to pick up and put down Freshly Frosted makes it an excellent gift for players like me who have simply committed to short game breaks around a busy schedule.

A very solid puzzle game, that can get challenging when it wants to. The puzzles are well-designed, and well organized, and the mechanics are easy to understand. If there is a downside, it would be that it is not as long as most puzzle games (This is a plus point for me personally). It can work well on Mobile.

A beautiful puzzle game that expands as you play. The puzzles towards the end of the game can be quite challenging, but the music and general aesthetics make it well worth it. In addition, there is an array of options, so that players of all types can play the way they want. Well worth the price point, and very appealing to both the completionist and casual alike.

Overall:

A fun little puzzle game overall. For the most part, the game is pretty good, but some of the background mechanics are unnecessarily obtuse in how they’re implemented: Many teleporters drop donuts when there’s no place for this relaxed instead of buffering themselves, and then there’s the single question of rotating switches where you need to find randomly the optimal arrangement of the conveyor belt where the whipped cream donut is able to hit the right switch to get the cherry up on one for every 1024 or more cycles. Seriously, it took about a quick 30 seconds to complete that query.