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Games

Chocolatier

75

Community score

8 ratings

2007

Genresbusiness simulation game
PlatformsMicrosoft WindowsmacOSiOSNintendo DS

Category averages

Gameplay75
Fun73
Sound75
Technical76
Visuals76
Storytelling73
Category averages — Gameplay 75, Fun 73, Sound 75, Technical 76, Visuals 76, Storytelling 73Gameplay 75Fun 73Sound 75Technical 76Visuals 76Storytelling 73

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Main story
24.5 h5 reports
Main + extras
Not enough reports yet (needs 3)2 reports
Completionist
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Synopsis

Chocolatier is a casual strategy video game with action game elements, developed by American studio Big Splash Games and published by PlayFirst. The game was released for download on May 1, 2007, and was followed by a CD-ROM release on September 27. Players assume the role of a young chocolatier, who must navigate 14 cities around the globe while buying ingredients, manufacturing chocolate confections, and selling them to chocolate shops. Two modes of play are available: in story mode the player must rebuild an almost-bankrupt chocolate empire and acquire 64 chocolate recipes from around the world; in free mode players start out with scant resources and must become successful chocolatiers. Chocolatier was the first game developed by Big Splash Games, founded by a trio of video game designers who developed a prototype game in their spare time while still employed by an unknown publisher. This prototype was rejected by publishers, but after coming up with the premise of Chocolatier, the team was signed up by PlayFirst and completed the title. The game received a mostly positive reception: reviewers enjoyed the action minigame which is played when chocolates are manufactured, as well as the game's graphics, sound, and Victorian-era presentation.

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Details

Type
Game
Release date
May 1, 2007
Genres
business simulation game
Platforms
Microsoft Windows, macOS, iOS, Nintendo DS
Countries
United States