Bacon – The Game 12+

I am in love! With bacon I mean. This game is so spectacular, it is my go to boredom buster! I have a hard time down loading a game and staying interested in it for a long time and this game has changed that! It is so creative, you flip bacon onto basically everything! Even Kevin Bacon! And to add on you can create your own levels with pictures or by drawing! They are also diverse. The hand that gives the bacon to flip on the pan has a option of changing the skin color to match your own! And if you earn Baconcoins (bitcoins, get it? 🤣) you can change what you are flipping whether it be a pickle, pancake or a rainbow, and if you want some frene nails for your hand you are welcome to buy those to (to get here you press the plus in the corner and go to boutique) Currently I am on level 105 and I am climbing on up the ladder. There are certain levels that’s I can spend over 30 minutes on and some that take one flip of the bacon. Unlike some other games you will never expect what type of level you will encounter next! It might seem hard to believe but there is technique to flipping it, I won’t spoil the secret but you’ll figure it out. Even when you think you have mastered it you'll get your self into a pig of a predicament and spend your day trying to get slippery bacon onto a stack of turkeys. Overall I don't have any complaints thus far and highly recommend this creative game! 🥓❤️🥓❤️🥓❤️🥓

At first when I saw this game, I thought it would be a simple pastime to appease the dopamine goblin in my brain. But oh no, dear reader, it has become far more. You see it was just that, a simple means by which to stimulate my brain, but as I progressed it morphed into a realization. We are all bacon, all trying to flip and dance our way onto an obscure object of our fascination. You and I, we start out easily mastering the first levels, but then it gets harder to quiet the demons. The silence is too loud, the sizzles burn in your ears. It gets harder and harder until-for the first time-you give up. You give in to that skip button. “Just once,” you say. “I’ll get through them all and circle back to Pinocchio.” No. You keep skipping and running until all that’s left to do at the end is face the ones you could not. You’re stronger now, more resilient. You understand the mechanics of flipping a two-dimensional bacon on a two-dimensional pan. But the demons now are disquieted. You are disquieted. You search for a bacon prize you will never have. Because, in all those condensed moments at the end, you are faced with an insurmountable hurdle.
11/10, good gameplay. Came for the bacon, stayed for the story.