Ice Cream Fever - Cooking Game

🎮 How to Play

How to play Ice Cream Fever is simple and fun! Customers arrive with specific ice cream orders. Click on the correct cone or cup, then add their chosen flavors by clicking the syrup bottles. Top it off with the right sprinkles and a final cherry. Serve the completed dessert quickly to earn cash and keep your customers happy. Master this time management cooking game by fulfilling orders in sequence and creating perfect combos for big points!

🕹️ Controls

This game is played entirely with the mouse or touchscreen for a seamless web browser experience.

• Primary Control: Use your mouse to click, or your finger to tap, on all interactive elements.
• Order Selection: Click on a customer to view their order details.
• Ingredient Selection: Click on the required cone, ice cream flavor, syrup, and toppings to build the dessert.
• Serving: Click on the completed ice cream to serve it to the waiting customer.
• Kitchen Upgrades: Click on the shop or upgrade menu to purchase new equipment and decor.

🎯 Objectives

Your main objective is to run a successful ice cream parlor by serving customers quickly and accurately to earn money and tips. Short-term goals include completing each day without letting too many customers leave unhappy. Your long-term target is to earn enough cash to fully upgrade your kitchen equipment and decor, which allows you to serve gourmet delights faster and unlock new, challenging levels. Success is achieved through sharp time management and memorizing complex recipes.

💡 Pro Tips

• 🎪 Master the Combo: Serve multiple customers in quick succession to trigger a satisfying combo multiplier for a huge score and cash bonus.
• ⚡ Upgrade Strategically: Prioritize upgrading your most-used stations first, like the ice cream machine or syrup dispenser, to drastically reduce your serving time.
• 💰 Memory is Key: Pay close attention to repeat customers and memorize their favorite orders to serve them lightning-fast and maximize your tips.
• 🏆 Perfect Servings: Accuracy is more important than speed at first. A perfectly made order grants a bigger cash reward than a rushed, incorrect one. Practice makes perfect!