Overview

Dive into a world of confectionery chaos with "Chocolate makes you happy: Lunar New Year," a charming casual puzzle game developed and published by Blender Games. This title invites players to a vibrant, stylized 2D world where the primary objective is to keep delicious cookies safely on a chocolate bar for a set duration to clear each of the 50 challenging levels.

It's a delightful blend of strategy and quick thinking, wrapped in a visually appealing package.

Highlights

  • Engaging Puzzle Mechanics: The game features a variety of interactive elements designed to test your problem-solving skills, including jumpers, teleports, accelerators, and even reverse gravity.
  • Thematic Lunar New Year Setting: Immerse yourself in an Asian-inspired art style, complete with paper lanterns and dragons, adding a festive flair to the gameplay.
  • Diverse Obstacles and Tools: Navigate through levels filled with traps, fires, treadmills, and the occasional explosive surprise, all while utilizing helpful sweets and accelerators to achieve your goal.

Who It's For

"Chocolate makes you happy: Lunar New Year" is perfect for players who enjoy casual puzzle games with a unique twist. Its accessible side-scrolling format and intuitive mouse-only controls make it easy to pick up, while the increasing complexity of the levels offers a satisfying challenge for those who love to strategize and experiment.

The cute, colorful aesthetic also makes it a great choice for players of all ages looking for a lighthearted and engaging experience.

Game Info

Developed and published by Blender Games, "Chocolate makes you happy: Lunar New Year" was released on March 5, 2019. It supports a wide array of languages, ensuring accessibility for a global audience.

The game is a single-player experience that also includes Steam Achievements for dedicated players. Its genre blends elements of Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation, and Strategy, all presented in a distinct 2D, stylized visual format.

The game also offers camera comfort options and a mouse-only control scheme.