Bakery Timing

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About this game

Run a cozy bakery where every second matters. Bakery Timing is a fully offline production-timing game about moving trays through preparation, proofing, baking, cooling, glazing and packing stations. Drag each order to the correct workstation, watch environmental progress rings, and move finished stages before dough over-proofs or pastries over-bake.

Every recipe follows a different production path. Start with bread rolls and butter cookies, then unlock croissants, berry buns, pies, cakes, layered pastries, celebration cakes and catering trays. Two oven slots let you plan parallel work, and matching heat profiles can synchronize for a small speed bonus.

Each mission has a clear time limit and individual order deadlines. Protect product quality, finish orders on time and earn up to three stars. The 24 handcrafted levels are split across Morning Basics, Pastry Rush and Celebration Service tiers, with increasingly complex recipe combinations and workstation pressure.

The first level teaches the controls directly on the game board with short hints and a highlighted destination. Persistent local progress keeps unlocked levels, best scores, collected stars and Bakery Book achievements on the device. Settings include sound effects, local kitchen ambience and haptic feedback. Pause, restart, retry and next-level flows are built in.

Bakery Timing works fully offline after installation. It contains no ads, purchases, subscriptions, login, analytics, trackers or cloud services.
Run a busy bakery by mastering every tray, timer and station.
Updated on
Sep 4, 2026

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