Cafe Fusionner
A downloadable game for Windows
Welcome, as a new employee starting an independent life in a new city's adult district, consider this your first introduction to our company. Starting as a small cafe for weary customers from their way home from a long day of work. We have built our brand, with the help of some magic, to be one of the most thriving businesses in the district. You shall be working alone, but you shall meet many residents, craft many intimate items, and potentially be a memorable face to our company, and our customers.
We wish you the best of luck. ~
Welcome to Cafe Fusionner. A small game where memorising ingredients and recipes are paramount to serving customers in a timely manner. You play as Linus, a new to the workforce Fussioneer, who is bright eyed and keen to work in a place so different from his hometown. Many folks being more open in this city has fuelled his eagerness to work in this lewd cafe and he hopes to meet many new folks and serve his customers however he can.
Drag and drop various items into the available 3 slots to meld an item. Customers will display their wants, but will increasingly grow impatient. Create the item to increase your points and with enough points, the company shall reward you with more ingredients to make more items. 
At this stage 5 levels have been completed with over 100 different items for combinations. See if you can complete the catalogue or get the highest scores on all difficulties, or just wrap your mind to remember as many combinations as possible.
Please feel free to report any bugs you encounter. Immediately there are not plans to take this project further, but that may change depending on interest.
Made as a submission for Strawberry Jam 8
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I think there should be a free-play session between each day that adds new ingredients. Day 1 after day 0 should have started you out with just the first three items that you get to practice with and then having a day 1.5 where you're introduced to the next three to commence experimentation again would have been appreciated instead of being thrusted into the deep end.
Perhaps a scaling difficulty to adjust the patience of the patrons so that more memory oriented players could have an increased challenge, or replays could be tougher once a player is more comfortable, while also allowing fresher players an easier time to wade into the pool. There could even be art bonuses for people who beat each day on harder difficulties as well by meeting certain quotas!
A catalog on the side would be a great boon as well to give players a reference for found combinations so that we're not just flailing in the dark or having to keep a notepad or sticky note handy at all times.
All in all this game has tons of promise and I haven't really experienced any game ruining bugs to write home about! This was well made and it's certainly cute, it could just use some time put in on QoL upgrades. The idea of having somewhere in the ballpark of 100+ different combos is impressive and I think it could be really fun with some polish behind it!
I don't know if this is a possibility with the engine, but it'd be nice if the catalogue saved between closing the game and reopening it. Also, having the catalogue display the combination used to make the item would be nice, since then it wouldn't just be a completion thing, it'd actually help with the gameplay.
Very difficult. There seems to be no real rhyme or reason to the combos. Even though you can practice on day 0 with 3 ingredients, even writing those down isn't much help because day 1 adds 3 more ingredients which exponentially increases the combinations, and you immediately get customers asking for the new items those combos can make, and you have no way of knowing how to make them aside from trial and error while the customers inevitably give up and leave because you're not psychic.
just the first level is already almost impossible lmao why do they leave so fast
Thanks for picking up on that, I have fixed it now so they are more patient.