Bonnie's Bakery

The page’s premise, and what it refuses to spell out

The itch description introduces Bonnie’s Bakery as a game where you serve customers delicious food as Bonnie. It repeats the idea, then adds “Nothing else.” That is the whole plot summary the developer chose to print. The metadata around it is less coy. Status is Released. Tags include Food, Horror, Cute, Spooky, Multiple Endings, Top-Down, First-Person, Singleplayer, 2D, and 3D. Average session is about a half-hour. Languages are English. Accessibility flags are color-blind friendly and an interactive tutorial. Made with Unity. The page also says no generative AI was used.

The description never says how many endings exist, what the routes are called, or what happens after the dining room stops being ordinary. “Multiple Endings” is a tag, not a guide. This page does not invent a route list to fill that gap. If you want the story cold, play the half-hour session. If you want the creator’s files, the itch page and the linked Steam app are the official doors.

The web player embedded here is the HTML5 upload on that itch page: Bonnie’s Bakery v1.8 (WebGL), upload 7748300, at 960 by 540. The creator’s note above the description says loading takes a long time on the first try and the web build has a tendency to lag, and tells you to download the game for a better experience. Treat the frame on this page as the quick official web copy, not as the best-performing one.

Who is credited, role by role

The credit block on the itch page splits the team by job. Titus Morrison is credited for 3D AI and programming. Megan Gyorki is credited for 3D environment assets. Marissa Gyorki is credited for 3D character models. aislebsoupid is credited for 2D programming and writing. Sandtastesgreat is credited as 2D artist and concept creator. DesyncDev is credited for Bakery Bonnie sprites and music. Steven Sagandoy is credited for music and sound design. The authors line on the same page spells one of those names Sandtastegreat and also lists Fracta Mundi, peachygeck, ArSparkion, luminene, and Melty Clown Studio. The visible credit paragraphs do not assign a role to those four extra names.

Sound and animation credits continue past the core team. NightWolfCFM is credited for a track titled Bunnyman Chase, with a Creative Commons BY 4.0 license link. Miscellaneous sound effects are credited to Mixkit. 3D animations are credited to Mixamo. The track title is a credit, not a description of a scene, so this page does not turn it into a plot point.

A disclaimer on the page says that playing or downloading the game means you accept an end-user license. The linked document is hosted at bonnies-bakery-eula.tiiny.site. Read that document on the official page if you care about the terms. This fan site does not restate the license as if it were ours.

Steam, Fresh Ingredients, and the build you are loading

The itch page links a Steam app, Bonnie’s Bakery, app 2417580. Devlog titles on the page include a Steam release announcement and a Steam release-date post. This page does not guess the date from the title alone. Use the Steam link or those devlogs if you want the store copy.

The description opens by saying Bonnie’s Bakery: Fresh Ingredients is now available. That is a separate itch project under Melty Clown Studio. The browser frame on this page is Bonnie’s Bakery v1.8, not the Fresh Ingredients download. Fresh Ingredients itself does not have an HTML5 player on itch.io, so it is not embedded here.

The itch page was checked on 29 September 2026. It showed Released, an update time of 16 September 2026, and a score of 4.5 from 541 ratings. That score is itch’s number on that date, not a review written here. The page also records a submission to Horizons Showcase 2022.

How it sits next to Dead Plate

Both games put you in a food-service job and both carry horror tags. That is the honest overlap. Dead Plate is a 1960s French bistro story from STUDIO INVESTIGRAVE, with a published four-ending guide, a web port on this site, and an official Windows and macOS download on itch.io. Bonnie’s Bakery is a Unity game from aislebsoupid and collaborators, with an official WebGL player, a half-hour session marker, color-blind options, and a tutorial flag. The itch text never claims the two games share characters, a studio, or an ending structure.

If the bakery tone is what you wanted more of, the in-development spin-off on this site is Pyun Pyun Heart Throbbing Endless Love Bakery, also from people who worked on Bonnie’s Bakery. Its itch devlog from 15 June 2024 is titled as a Bonnie’s Bakery spin-off. It is a demo, not a finished sequel, and its own page is the place to read that status.

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