Peachy Bowl Café
Peel, slice and fill fruit bowls for customers at a pastel counter
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About the game
Run a tiny fruit counter where you peel, slice and dice soft fruit into bowls.
Customers with orders, such as Kai. Order cards that list the prep each fruit needs. Oranges, needing more prep than strawberries. Strawberries, needing only a slice. A big bowl and a small serving dish to fill. Bowls made at whatever pace you like. Further unlocks as your level climbs, hinted at for levels 2 through 6.
Tap a fruit in its tray. Swipe across the board to slice it. Fill the bowl only after that.
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How it was made
Source: Tesana. Evidence: seen directly in the project history (see the source ).
- Added
- Code by AI
- Most of it
- AI tools
- Tesana
- Genre
Simulation, 
Casual- Players
- Single player
Controls
- Touch
- Tap select a fruit in the tray
- Swipe slice the fruit on the board
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Who made Peachy Bowl Café?
mossyjuno made it. They also made Bramblewick Farm. Their profile here lists both games.
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