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 The delicious world of chocolate is once again turned on its side, this time by deceit and deception in the new chapter of the Chocolatier saga. There is a mole controlling Baumeister Confections, and it is up to you, along with the help of the rebellious and independent granddaughter of Evangeline, to build a new empire from the ground up and take over Baumeister Confections. On this journey you will need to rise up in this industrial age of innovation and seek out secret ingredients to create rich new recipes. For fans of Chocolatier, Chocolatier 2 picks up 40 years later offering enhanced game play, new ports and characters, and a new in depth story that will once again make you hungry for Trinidadian Carmel Truffles. Players new to the world of Chocolatier, Chocolatier 2 is a wonderful entry point into simulation as a master chocolatier where you can travel to remote locations to buy, sell, make and drool over sweet confections.
Two game play modes:
- Story- Recapture the innovative essence of Baumeister Confections!
- Freeplay- Travel to exotic locations to uncover secret ingredients!
Features:
- Over 200 different quests!
- 20 cities to travel to throughout the world.
- Special tasting laboratory available for purchase.
- Exciting mini game with bonus scoring features will allow you to maximize chocolate production.
- Interactive bargaining with merchants to determine price of ingredients throughout the world.
- 72 recipes to acquire and 6 factories to purchase!
- Beautifully rich art deco look and feel with music of the roaring 20s!
- Roll the dice or uncover riches hiding under crates in two new exciting games of chance.
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Trial Period: 30 minutes
- Better than a demo; it's the full version
- No Internet connection needed to play
- No CD-ROM necessary
- Convert to the full version for only €15.95 with no additional downloads
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MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- Windows 2000, XP, Vista
- Pentium III 700 MHz
- 128MB RAM
- DirectX 7
- 25MB hard disk space
ESTIMATED DOWNLOAD TIME
- Cable/DSL: 2 minutes
- Dial-up: 53 minutes
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