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Chocolatier: Decadence by Design 
In Chocolatier: Decadence by Design you travel the globe in search of flavorful and exotic ingredients to customize your own chocolate creations. You`ll use post-World War II economic and technological advances to customize your very own chocolate creations, assist the Baumiesters, and strive to become CEO of your very own chocolate empire!
- Customize recipes
- Discover new ingredients
- Run a chocolate empire!
- Go back to basics in the orginial Chocolatier
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 38 MB
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Chocolatier: Decadence by Design
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One of my favorites
The chocolatier games are among my favorite games of all time. I especially like the ability to customize chocolates in this one and all of the different places you get to travel.
November 25, 2011
Awesome game!
This game is one of the few on here that's really, really good. It has the length and depth to make it excellent value for money. You can spend hours & hours on this game. There are plenty of goals and quests and the game isn't too linear - you can take your own course.
December 30, 2011
Best Chocolatier yet! Fun strategy game with a little arcade action.
The 3rd of the 3 Chocolatier games (not including the arcade-only time management one): Part adventure, part time management & strategy (though more resources management). Think "Lemonade Stand," the old game from 25 years ago! But with beautiful colors, interesting places to visit, and a great variety of chocolates to be made, with goals being updated constantly to continually challenge you.
I have played all 3 Chocolatier games; I definitely recommend playing them in order (Chocolatier, Chocolatier 2, Chocolatier: Decadence by Design), as the ingredients & recipes become more complicated as you go from game to game, and I expect most people will want to continue and play a sequel, so going in the reverse order might be a bit disappointing after the complexity of the later versions. Plus, chronologically, they go in order, and you get to see technology progress as well! Each one takes several hours to complete (longer if you don't quickly figure out how to handle your inventory or if you don't remember where to buy what or don't buy enough and have to make repetitive visits to the same locations). When you've completed all achievements you can keep playing if you wish, and there will be more custom orders given to you, just no more major achievements.
This version has a vast variety of ingredients, allowing you to really use your imagination when making your own recipes, and providing a significant challenge for ingredient management. Eventually you get a feel for when certain things peak (some in the summer, some in the winter, etc.) and know when to buy up a thousand of this or that, and you also start to learn how many you should keep on hand of every new ingredient so as not to be too wasteful (if you don't get a recipe that uses them soon enough, they will spoil & your inventory gradually drains to zero) but also to cover your needs if a new order comes in (initial orders are very small, by the end they can be up to 200 cases).
No major video sequences or audio, but pleasing to look at.
I like having the little arcade-style segments that determine your weekly chocolate output rates from each factory, and if you pay attention in your travels, you can learn the names of some new places and the important buildings in some of the cities! More locations open up as you progress in the game, and some where you would least expect!
The ONLY THING I DIDN'T LIKE was the new arcade game for setting production rates for drinks (2 of the 6 types of chocolates you can make). It doesn't work very well; because the target moves among set boxes in the grid, it "jumps" sometimes when you don't expect it to. The marble-popper style of the original game (and what you still get to do here for all the solid chocolates) is much more user- and mouse-friendly (make sure to match colors in the hoppers whenever possible so that you get BIG production bonuses!) I'm all for the match-3-plus style of arcade game, but the interface has to be smoother.
This, the 3rd game, has the addition of allowing you to design your own chocolates (12 total). Very fun, makes me want to start making fancy chocolates at home! I tended to put it off a little to see what some of the next new recipes available to me would be, so that I wouldn't design anything too similar. The test kitchen works pretty well; click on the R&D guy's "Taste it" button 3 or more times to see if his comments change...3 really positive, different comments, and you've got yourself a winner! Mmmm, wish I had some of my Berry Burst Pecan Exotics, Coconut-macadamia Dark Chocolate Covered Cherries, Holiday Spice Chocolate Coffee blend, or Decadent Dark Espresso Mousse Truffles right now!
December 23, 2011
LOVE
I just love these games - all three are the best. I like this version better than the other 2 because it's newer and more going on. I have played these games over and over - they never get boring!
WHERE IS THE NEXT ONE???????? THE WAIT TO WAY TOO LONG!
December 17, 2011
Excellent Time Management Game
I love this game. I like being able to make your own creations. The only thing I didn't like was you could not keeping creation your own. We should of had the ability to delete and recreate. Looking forward to Chocolatier 4.
December 4, 2011
Favorite Game Ever!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite part is creating my own chocolate and coffee concoctions. If you love chocolate and/or coffee, you will love this part! You get to do this several times.
I also enjoyed the story revolving around Baumeister Chocolates and the people involved.
You may continue to play, but I only wished you could continue making and designing your own creations once you've reached the top level of Master Chocolatier.
I really liked the graphics and visiting all the different ports around the world. I can't rate the sound quality, as I usually turn music off and background sounds down to concentrate on a game.
This is a somewhat complicated game, since it requires keeping track of several things at times. However, it is certainly doable and is well worth it! It's also one of those games that you want to play multiple times to keep improving your play and score, as well as designing new chocolate and coffee ideas.
One of the keys to the game is to determine what price and amounts of ingredients to buy and when.
The fact that you can utilize your own creativity is unique and a huge plus for me. This is my favorite game ever!!!!!!
January 23, 2012
I LOVE the Chocolatier games
The Chocolatier series is one of my favorites.
December 31, 2011
One of my favorites
Loved the Chocolatier games. Wished they made more.
November 25, 2011
Excellent Game - My Favorite
I adore this game and have played it many times. Everything about it is outstanding - the story, the opportunities for creativity, the graphics and music, the control you have over your character's choices, even the "arcade" style way of making the chocolates.
The best features are: you can make your own chocolates and coffee drinks - choose your flavors, colors and even name them. I love how each locale has its own music native to that region. And I loved haggling to buy and sell.
A good investment if you want a game you can play many times and enjoy every time.
January 30, 2012
Great Game!
Great game. All there really is to say.
January 29, 2012
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