You've recently picked up a summer job at the ice cream store, but your boss has made two things very clear: no more than 1 free sample per customer and absolutely no sharing tips. Work your way through customer requests and fulfill the ones you can while denying the ones you can't as you try to make as much money in tips as possible.

Controls:

Pause Game - Escape (Esc)

This game is mostly controlled by on-screen buttons. What many of them do can be found in the tutorial inside the game. Access it by clicking "Play," pausing the game by clicking Escape (Esc) key, and clicking "Tutorial."

Saving:

The game automatically saves every 30 seconds while playing and before clicking "Quit" when playing the Windows version. To be safe, you can go into Settings in the Main Menu and click "Save" to ensure your progress is saved. You can also clear you save file to its original state in settings. (This does NOT delete the file; it only resets the values to their defaults, nor does it automatically save this restored save file).

Credits

This game was created for the 2026 Comfy Game Jam and used colors from the jams official color palette made by wobdor. 

More details about the jam can be found here: https://itch.io/jam/comfy-jam-summer-2026

I designed the visual graphics in Inkscape. Thanks to creators on YouTube like Logos By Nick who have helped me grow in my skills with the software.

Music created by Abstraction; Used under the CC0 license. 

Music can be found here: https://tallbeard.itch.io/music-loop-bundle

This game was inspired by both the Comfy Jam's theme as well as traditional cooking games.

Thanks to all who work on the Godot Docs which helped the creation of this game. 

They can be found here: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/

This game was made in the Godot engine. The licenses for the enging can be found here: https://godotengine.org/license/

Thanks to the many people on YouTube who have created amazing content that has helped me to grow in my understanding of Godot such as: Brackeys, GameFromScratch, Gwizz, Queble, Aarimous, Game Maker's Toolkit, DevWorm,  Clear Code, Atlas, GDQuest, LegionGames, DevLogLogan.

A note on the use of AI in the development of this game:

While looking for music assets for the game, I believe that I used Google to research Open Game Art and game assets, which can sometimes deliver information through its built-in AI. I believe that I also may have engaged further with Google's Gemini AI about game assets. I do not think that this would violate the Cozy Jam's "No AI" rule, but I felt that I should disclose it.