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Merge Cakes
Combine different cakes to get bonus and new cake recipes. Besides all this, the game keeps playing while you’re offline, so you always have rewards when you return!
Instructions for Playing Merge Cakes
Combine identical cakes by dragging them.
Does the game rely on any specific JavaScript libraries or frameworks for gameplay features?
The game was developed with the Javascript development kit.
Who are the creators of this game?
The studio that produced this game is RavalMatic.
How is this game categorized in terms of gameplay?
This game is classified based on its gameplay as Cooking, Merge.
How is this game tagged in the catalog?
The main tags assigned to Merge Cakes are cake, cupcake, idle.
Can the game be played on mobile devices without issues?
Merge Cakes is available for mobile gaming.
Is this game intended for male, female, or both genders?
This game is most likely designed for Female.
Who is this game designed for in terms of age?
The age group that would enjoy this game the most is Kids, Teens, Seniors.
Does the game involve any bloody scenes?
No, Merge Cakes does not include scenes involving blood.
Are there any cruel actions or themes in the game?
No, Merge Cakes does not involve any form of harmful or aggressive actions.
Can kids play Merge Cakes?
No, Merge Cakes is not appropriate for younger audiences.
