Ice Cream Game Review

Ice Cream Game Background

Ice Cream is a food service-themed pattern matching game. Serve up scoops of ice cream just as the customers ordered.

How to Play Ice Cream

To select, left click with your mouse or tap on the touchscreen with your fingers. Select Start on the welcome screen to begin.

On the introductory screen, select Next on the bottom center to load the game. The screen indicates when a new

To build up an ice cream cone, first select the cone. Then, select any of the relevant ice cream tubs containing the flavors shown on the picture. The scoops must be placed in the exact order to satisfy the customer. Select the topping dispenser to add toppings to the scoops as required. If you make a mistake, the customer automatically leaves.

The number of customers you need to serve on that day appears on the top center of the screen. Once the count reaches zero, the day ends. Dissatisfied customers do not count against this number.

Basic Gameplay Advice

The game is divided into “days” (levels), which have a set number of customers to serve. Finish each day by serving all the customers.

Customers will arrive at the window with thought balloons showing you the way they want their ice cream stacked. Follow the order exactly to fulfill it; any mistake will cause them to move away angrily.

At the start of the game, the ice cream stand only has one flavor. It gains more flavors as you progress through the game. A sign at the lower center of the introductory screen tells you how many more days it’ll take before a new flavor appears.

Advanced Playing Tips & Strategy

The game provides tutorial arrows to help you through the game. Follow this arrow to minimize the likelihood of committing mistakes.

Educational Aspects

The game teaches and hones pattern recognition. Players must look closely at each ice cream cone and replicate it exactly by selecting the ingredients in the correct order.

Player Age Recommendations

This game is suited for players of all ages. That said, we recommend this mainly for younger children who like pattern-matching games. Older players might find this too simple and repetitive.