Magical Bakery opens its doors in November 2024

Illustration of a whimsical bakery with magical elements, a wand, a black cat, and floating treats.

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Preheat the oven for a delightful experience as SOEDESCO and SUPERLUMEN announce the release of Magical Bakery! Releasing on November 7th in both digital and physical formats for Steam, Epic Games Store, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

In a world of magic… be a baker!

Welcome to a magical, flour-filled world! Magical Bakery is a single-player cooking and management game set in an enchanted bakery. Experience a life full of magic, challenges, and the joy of creating sweets that will leave a spellbinding impression on your customers.

A wizard using their magic wand to control a rolling pin which is rolling out a lump of dough — No more flour getting stuck to your sleeves!

About Magical Bakery

Step into the shoes of a magical baker trainee and craft delectable treats with magical sprinkles to solve your customers’ problems, warm their hearts, or make their day brighter. Prove yourself worthy to inherit a magical bakery by levelling up to unlock recipes and passing exams. Inherit the shop from the old and tired witch owner and bring new life to this magical haven!

A minotaur character gesturing to a wizard in a purple hat inside the magical bakery — Meet new and interesting customers

Key features

Experience a cozy management game where you run a magical bakeshop
Bake all sorts of sweets and pastries infused with magic to solve your customers’ problems and bring them joy
Develop skills, unlock new ingredients, and upgrade the bakery to your heart’s desire
Pass exams at the Academy of Magical Bakers to earn the right to inherit a magical bakery
Enjoy an adorable and whimsical visual style that is sure to delight players of all ages
Customise your character into your ideal magical baker look

Check out the trailer below to see what your Magic Bakery could look like!

About Author

Alex Crooks

My favourite kind of games are the ones that make you cry… and by cry I mean throw your controller at a wall because I definitely dodged that attack but I’m still somehow dead. Or cry because that jumpscare was just uncalled for and now I need to recover before I can make my way down another scary, dark corridor.

I’m as old as the first Tomb Raider and feel like I’ve been playing games ever since. I’m a Playstation girlie that dabbles in Switch and PC games. Don’t ask me about Bloodborne unless you’re ready to listen to me ramble on for hours.

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