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A cozy cooking game for 1–2 players (couch co-op), where you can bake, decorate, and build your very own adorable bakery.
BunnyBakery launched on Steam on June 18, 2026 from G.J. Studio at $8.99 at the time of writing in June 2026, a cozy cooking and shop-decoration game built for 1-2 players in local couch co-op. You play as a bunny running a cute bakery — baking cupcakes, donuts, pancakes, banana splits, ice cream cones, parfaits, and a steadily expanding catalogue of sweets. The game ships with six themed maps, more than 18 recipes to unlock, a daily-menu customisation system that lets players pick which recipes to serve each level, and a decoration layer for designing the bakery itself. It is the cozy-Overcooked formula done deliberately small and built around partner play rather than party chaos.
BunnyBakery — Key Facts
From the Steam listing: A cozy cooking game for 1–2 players (couch co-op), where you can bake, decorate, and build your very own adorable bakery.
- Developer: G.J. Studio (solo — also the publisher)
- Genres: Action, Casual, Indie, Simulation
- Platforms: Windows
- Languages: English, French, Spanish – Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Italian, German, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese – Portugal
- Release: Jun 18, 2026
- Price: $8.99
- Steam features: Single-player campaign, Co-op support, Steam Achievements
BunnyBakery — Watch the Trailer
About BunnyBakery: Gameplay & Details
This is a cozy cooking and shop-decorating game for 1–2 players (local co-op).
Play as a little bunny running a cute bakery — bake and sell all kinds of sweets like cupcakes, donuts, pancakes, banana splits, and more!
Unlock new recipes and furniture as your bakery thrives and decorate your very own adorable bakery. Features
🏡 6 Themed Maps to Explore Discover 6 uniquely themed maps waiting for you! From a sunlit meadow to a breezy lakeside cabin, to a cozy snowy log cabin — unlock new scenes as you advance and start your dessert shop adventure in your favorite place.
🍰 Over 18 Recipes to Unlock
ice cream cones, cupcakes, muffins, donuts, and pies, to parfait cups, banana splits, cakes, hot dog buns, and more — unlock over 18 desserts as you progress!
Each dessert comes in different flavor variations — enjoy the delightful chaos of baking and serving under pressure!
📋 Choose Your Daily Menu Freely Before each level, pick your favorite unlocked recipes as the daily specials. The more recipes you unlock, the more unique flavors your dessert shop can offer! 🪑 Arrange Your Shop Your Way
Purchase the equipment you need and arrange your layout however you like. What’s the most efficient workflow? How will you organize the space to multitask different desserts? Use your creativity to design the perfect bakery setup!
🎮 Play Again Anytime Replay cleared levels whenever you like — beat your high score or simply earn more carrot coins to bring home the furniture you’ve been dreaming of.
🛋️ Decorate Freely with Cute Furniture Use your hard-earned carrots to buy all kinds of adorable furniture and decorate your shop and room to your heart’s content — create a warm little world for you. 🎨 Adorable Stylized Art Style
Everything in this cozy world is soft, cute, and heartwarming — from the little bunny baker to the sweetest desserts and lovely furniture.
BunnyBakery — Screenshots
What the Game Asks of You in BunnyBakery
Each level drops you into the bakery with the daily menu you selected beforehand. Customers arrive with orders, you bake the requested items at the appropriate station, you serve the finished products, and you collect payment. The cooking mechanics involve real interactions — measure ingredients, watch baking times, assemble layered desserts in the right order — and the difficulty scales as your menu adds more complex recipes that take longer to produce or require more ingredient combinations. G.J. Studio has tuned the level pacing so that early-shop sessions are stress-free even for new players, while later-game shifts with larger menus require genuine coordination between the two co-op partners.
The recipe library spans 18-plus desserts, with each recipe having multiple flavour variations. The Steam page emphasises the “delightful chaos of baking and serving under pressure” — and the chaos is the appeal in co-op play. One partner can handle the baking stations while the other manages customer orders; one can specialise in pastries while the other handles cold desserts; the division of labour emerges naturally from how each pair decides to play. The shared-screen co-op model means both players see the same kitchen at once, which encourages communication and shared problem-solving rather than parallel-but-disconnected gameplay.
The Six Themed Maps and the Decoration System
The six themed maps give the bakery progression a visual journey. Players start in a sunlit meadow setting and unlock new locations as the campaign progresses — a breezy lakeside cabin, a cozy snowy log cabin, and three additional scenes the storefront teases without specifying. Each map has its own aesthetic, its own ambient soundtrack contributions, and its own decoration possibilities. The decoration layer is meaningful — players unlock new furniture, fixtures, and visual elements as they progress, and the bakery itself becomes a customisable space that reflects each player’s aesthetic preferences.
The daily menu choice is the strategic layer above the cooking mechanics. Before each level, players pick which unlocked recipes will be the day’s offerings. Picking simpler recipes makes for a calmer shift; loading up complex recipes maximises the per-customer profit but risks overwhelming the partners during peak periods. The choice creates a real game-within-the-game decision and gives each shift a different feel based on what menu the players built.
Similar Cozy Co-op Cooking Games — And What Sets This Apart
The benchmark is Overcooked, which defined the chaotic co-op cooking genre and continues to dominate it. BunnyBakery is more focused and cozier than Overcooked — fewer kitchen disasters, more relaxed pacing, more emphasis on the decoration and progression layers than on stressful coordination. The closer comparison is Plateup for the shop-management cooking format, though BunnyBakery is lighter in tone and smaller in scope. Among 2026 releases in the cozy cooking category, BunnyBakery sits at the more relaxed end of the spectrum, which is a deliberate design choice rather than a limitation.
The Single-player, Multi-player, Co-op, Shared/Split Screen Co-op, and Shared/Split Screen support tags confirm the design works both solo (one player managing both roles) and in proper couch co-op (two players sharing one screen). There is no online co-op listed at launch, which limits the audience to players who can be physically present together — a notable scope decision given how rare local co-op has become in 2026.
The Buying Call on BunnyBakery
Yes if you have a regular couch co-op partner and you want a cozy cooking game that emphasises shared accomplishment over chaotic stress. Yes if the cute bunny-bakery framing genuinely appeals — G.J. Studio has built the visual identity with real care. Less yes if you only play solo, or if you prefer the high-chaos Overcooked-style stress as the appeal of the genre — BunnyBakery is deliberately calmer than its loudest competitors. For couch co-op partners looking for a cozy entry into the cooking-sim category, this is a confident recommendation at a fair price. G.J. Studio has built a charming, well-paced co-op experience that delivers exactly what the storefront promises. A clean buy for the right audience. Among the best couch-co-op cozy releases on Steam this month.
— Laz
Head straight to the Steam store: BunnyBakery on Steam. Live pricing and community feedback sit on the Steam listing.
Player reviews and discussion threads for BunnyBakery, browse the BunnyBakery Steam Community Hub for the community section with player reviews and screenshots.
BunnyBakery — Store Data Widget
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The market stats profile for BunnyBakery, the BunnyBakery SteamDB profile carries price history, player counts, and store analytics.
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At a glance — verified Steam listing
| Developer | G.J. Studio |
| Publisher | G.J. Studio |
| Release date | Jun 18, 2026 |
| Price | $8.99 — verified 10 September 2026 |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Genres | Action, Casual, Indie, Simulation |
| Steam features | Single-player, Multi-player, Co-op, Shared/Split Screen Co-op, Shared/Split Screen, Steam Achievements |
| Languages | English, French, Spanish – Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Italian and 4 more |
| Store screenshots | 6 |
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