Tiny Bakery is a cozy bakery management game where your customers are slimes. You adapt to changing weather, seasons and festivals as cravings shift, unlock new recipes, welcome new guests, and prepare each night for the day ahead. It is developed and published by Bubbly Games.

Chart credential: #43 on the Steam 250 best games of the week chart as a new entry, with a score of 6.98 from 53 reviews. Released 8 September 2026.

Key features

Weather changes demand, which gives a cozy game a real decision

Shifting cravings tied to weather, seasons and festivals mean the correct stock is different every day. That is the mechanism most cozy shop games lack: without variable demand, prep is a routine rather than a forecast, and there is nothing to get right or wrong. Here the calendar is the puzzle.

The night phase separates planning from performance

Preparing each night for the following day splits the loop into a quiet planning half and a busy service half. That structure is what lets a game stay low-stress while still having stakes — mistakes are made calmly the night before, not fumbled under a timer.

Slime customers keep the failure state gentle

Serving slimes rather than people is a tone decision with a mechanical effect: disappointing a customer reads as comic rather than as a service failure. That is deliberate in a game with adjustable difficulty and no timed input requirement, where the intent is a shop sim you can lose at without feeling reprimanded.

Where to find it

Available on Steam for $8.99. Windows PC, mouse-only option, adjustable difficulty, save anytime. English with full audio, plus French, German, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Ukrainian.