Flakeparty is a relaxing roguelike deckbuilder where you build the perfect cereal bowl and score insane amounts of points.

• Customize your breakfast by starting with different cereal boxes or weird spoons.

• Trigger delicious combos.

• Collect quirky cereals, each with its own unique effect.

• Earn toys by playing rule-twisting minigames

• Eat tasty snacks to help along the way as you reach the highest points!

Each run you'll have to complete the rounds to win, and to win you need enough points!

Normal rounds consist of drawing cereals from your cereal box into a bowl of milk, precisely setting the trajectory of your spoon and get the cereals you want.

Once you collect them, you'll be able to position them freely to best make use of their effects and score as many points as you can!

Mr. Bowl knows how to organize a party, so he prepared special minigames that use the very same cereal you have in your box!

Minigames could be anything, memory cards or even throwing darts, as long as they use your own cereals!

After each minigame, you'll gain a special toy!

They are passive items that allow you to gain even more points!

You start each run with the same cereals, but they don't have to stay the same!

During your run you'll discover new cereals and toys, and you choose which one you get, or even none if you want so!

Each run is different, and you choose your rewards!

You want more toys? Choose the path with more minigames!

You want more cereals? Choose the path with more cereal bowl rounds!

You have a lot of money? Pass by Mr. Bowl's shop and spend them there!

Be careful though, at the end, an extra difficult boss round is waiting for you, so prepare accordingly! They add a game modifier to make it more difficult to score points, like disabling your cereals!

Each round you'll gain UP, Upgrade Points!

Use them to buy upgrades to better your chances to finish the game, like getting more draws per round, more money, increasing your cereals' worth, or even their effects!

Features

• Quirky cereals with unique effects

• Unique but limited toy selection

• Procedurally generated node map

• Shallow but powerful upgrade tree

• Difficulty selection