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Satisfy your hungry customers by picking the right ingredients for their orders!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Foodie Pop! combines a cooking simulation with a puzzle game. You run a counter where customers arrive and wait to be served.
The listing describes the player's part as two steps: choosing the right ingredients for each order, then serving the finished dish. Everything in between is handled by the kitchen.
Each customer's order is shown first. You then pick ingredients from a puzzle grid to match that order.
The build we hold is Foodie Pop! 1.11 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The grid is the main thing you act on, so the puzzle side of the game is where most decisions happen.
Once the right ingredients are picked, the dish cooks without further input. The listing names ovens, blenders and grills, along with other kitchen equipment it does not list.
This means the player never stirs or flips anything. The work is in matching ingredients to orders and getting finished plates to the right customer.
The listing says customers should be served fast and in the order they arrived. New customers keep joining the line, so a slow or out-of-order serve lets the queue build up.
If a customer gets too angry, they leave without eating. The game is built around keeping that from happening.