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The Great Chocolate Chase 
Klaus Werner returns with his creative inventions delivering chocolates to the mouths of calorie-starved customers. Set in the year 1904, revisit the Chocolatier period with an all-star cast including Evangeline Baumeister and her confection-loving friends. Face new challenges and visit exotic locations like Peru, Nepal, Indonesia, Russia, and Libya. Embark on The Great Chocolate Chase, and savor this new Assembly Management adventure.
- Chocolatier sequel
- Exciting new inventions
- Explore exotic locations
- Check out Chocolatier
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 28 MB
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The Great Chocolate Chase
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This is so not Chocolatier 4!!
A real disappointing follow up to the chocolatier series. None of the skill or fun of the first three, this is just dashing around from one place to another serving customers. No more buying and budgeting, no travelling to search for ingredients - this is a poor cheap follow up game which will leave all chocolatier fans truly dissapointed.
December 5, 2011
its more of a waitress ,server game, which i love
you serve people choc, and i love chocolate, this was a great game, more for the people who like server/waitress games.
December 13, 2011
A very long, challenging game.
This is not your typical Beaumeister Confections game. This is time management. I'm a huge fan of the Chocolatier series of games, so I have a little weakness for the theme. This game makes me crave chocolates! That aside, this game is deceptively easy to start but really becomes challenging almost to the point of throwing up your hands and calling it a day towards the end levels. I recommend it for it's length (lots of levels = great value for the money) and for it's challenge toward the second half of the game. A love for chocolate also helps.
January 23, 2012
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