New Year Boulangerie Escape
(231 votes, average: 4.58 out of 5)The boulangerie or bakery is packed with people doing a last minute shopping. Because New Year’s Eve is just a few hours away, you’re hoping that you could stay at home to prepare. The owner calls you and this chaos is what you found an hour ago. While getting orders, you suddenly remember you’re doing this for the money. The owner promises to double your rate per hour just for today if you’ll help out. Your pace quickens. You’re simply the fastest at what you do.
Getting orders from five to seven people at a time, your co-workers handles the cash register. You’re whizzing by the french breads, to the eclairs, and packing pastries like a pro. This time, you’re taking out freshly bakes good from the back kitchen. Three other bakers are working overtime and handing you what you need. You’re just going too fast that you tripped and fell down the basement. Your ankles hurt and you can’t get up. Help!
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I went to the first screen that said boulangerie, and couldn’t find a way back out
It was painfully slow for me. I couldn’t play
Dear Author, you know me. So here it is: I strongly suggest you to listen to the feedback about slowing down the game.
Here’s the thing. The problem is purely a matter of human psychology. There is minimal slowdown of the sort “it slows down a little bit, but it’s no big deal – we’ll tolerate it”.
Sometimes it’s strong: “What a horror! Well, all right, so – not fate. Maybe when the game will be brought up to speed…”
But here is the MOST dangerous level of slowdown. At first – “okay, let’s tolerate these comatose stops, it’s still beautifully done”. But then it becomes more and more, “I’m gonna f**k this stinking computer up! Or I’m gonna break the screen with something heavy!”
In short, I especially recommend optimizing this game.