Princess Kitchen Stories: Ice Cream
Princess Kitchen Stories: Ice Cream
Princess Kitchen Stories: Ice Cream begins in a shop rather than a kitchen, which is the habit of this short series. Eliza has a list, and the ingredients have to be found and put in the cart before anything can be made.
The kitchen stage then runs on prompts. The game names the next action, waits for it, and moves on, so making the ice cream is a sequence to follow rather than a puzzle to solve, and nothing can be lost along the way.
The decorating is the part that has no answer. Chocolate shavings and chips, whipped cream, candies and other sweets are laid out to be used in any combination, and the game ends on whatever you built rather than on a score.
How to play Princess Kitchen Stories: Ice Cream
Shop the list, follow the prompts, decorate
- Go through the store with Eliza and add each item on the list to the cart.
- Check the list before leaving so nothing is missing.
- In the kitchen, do what the prompt asks and let it move you on.
- Finish the ice cream, then cover it with chocolate, cream and sweets as you like.
Controls
Click the ingredients and tasks with the mouse on a computer, or tap the screen on a phone or tablet.
Tips and strategy
Tick the list off in the shop rather than trusting your memory, since a missing ingredient is the only thing in the game that sends you backwards. Let each prompt resolve before clicking the next thing. Then slow down for the toppings, which is the part the game is actually built around and the only part that comes out different each time.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Eliza?
The girl whose kitchen this is. The sister episode of the series stars a different girl baking a birthday cake.
Do you shop for the ingredients?
Yes, the game opens in a store with a list and a cart before the kitchen stage starts.
What do you decorate it with?
Chocolate shavings and chips, whipped cream, candies and other sweets, in any combination.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, the producer lists it as mobile ready and it takes taps as well as clicks.