🍰 bake or die 💀

Mad Scientist This is one of the classic bosses. He looks like a scientist in a white coat, but with a distinctly "unkind" look and a bunch of strange gadgets.

What it does: Sets traps, throws chemicals, and can summon small helpers. At some point, it activates a "poison cloud" mode—the area around it deals damage, making it dangerous to stand near. Why you should hit him: He drops the Ray Gun blueprint, a powerful weapon that really changes the gameplay.

Doomberry It looks like a giant, mutated berry with eyes and sharp thorns.

What it does: Shoots acid balls, creates puddles that eat away health, and at some point "explodes" in a radius, causing massive damage to everyone nearby. Why beat it: rare resources for premium pies and unique blueprints.

Pumpkin Seasonal or Rare Boss: A giant living pumpkin with a creepy smile and glowing eyes.

What it does: Rolls across the map, knocking down players, and spawns "pumpkin vines" around itself that slow and damage them. Occasionally creates mini-pumpkin minions. Why you should fight: Victory rewards seasonal ingredients and cosmetic items.

The Angry Chicken is the first boss in the game. It appears on Day 6 and is the first animal to be exposed to high doses of the lazy scientist's serum.

This boss can be found in the barn after a short cutscene at the beginning of Day 6. The Angry Chicken is the player's first major challenge, introducing them to the Lazy Scientist's dangerous and unpredictable experiments.

Special abilities This boss has a total of three special abilities that it uses automatically to deal damage to players.

These abilities don't have a fixed sequence, meaning they activate randomly throughout the fight. Players must be alert and adapt to each attack as it unfolds.

Jerk Dash is the boss's first ability. It involves a rapid dash from the current location to the player's last known location, forcing players to react quickly and dodge. This ability has a medium range, making it relatively easy to avoid by keeping a safe distance from the boss.

Flamethrower Flamethrower is the boss's second ability. The angry chicken unleashes a stream of flame from its beak, damaging players caught in its path. While the attack ignites targets, it does not inflict the Burning effect. Unlike Charge, it has a short range and is relatively easy to dodge with proper positioning.

Chicken Spawn is the boss's third and final ability. During this attack, the boss pauses briefly to lay several eggs, depending on the number of players on the server. Each egg hatches into one chick per player. After a short time, the eggs hatch into chicks that pursue players and deal damage like regular zombies. Over time, the chicks continue to grow, eventually reaching approximately half the size of the main boss.

Once mature, the hatchlings also begin laying their own eggs, which hatch after a period of time, producing one egg per player. This allows the population to grow rapidly until it reaches a maximum of approximately 15 active hatchlings. Currently, this enemy appears to deal no damage, likely due to a bug. Therefore, players can exploit the hatchling spawning mechanic to quickly earn a lot of money by destroying the constantly spawning hatchlings with virtually no risk.

Home base - Diner This is your main hub, where the entire game economy takes place:

Kitchen area. This is where the key machines are: the Grinder, Mixer, and Oven. If zombies destroy these objects, you won't be able to bake pies. Customer area. This is where customers appear during the day, and you sell your prepared pies to them. Repair Shop / Upgrade Shop. Here, you spend your earned coins to strengthen the diner's walls and purchase upgrades to survive on higher waves. Exploration and farming areas. These are the places where players go at night to fight zombies and collect rare ingredients:

The Surrounding Area / Main Zone. This is the first and most accessible zone. Regular zombies roam here, dropping basic Zombie Meat. This is often where new players learn to survive and farm their first resources. Sewers. A location from the Sewers Update. This is a more dangerous zone with confined spaces, making it difficult to avoid enemies. This is where you can find Cheese and hunt rats for Rat Meat and Radioactive Rat Meat. Boss Arenas. Special zones or designated areas of the map where bosses (such as Mad Scientist, Pumpkin, Doomberry, and Evil Chicken) appear. Defeating them yields unique resources and weapon blueprints.

S-tier (the strongest) Bombastica. The starting item is the Kaboom Cannon, which fires explosive pies. With each kill, the cannon becomes more powerful, increasing the explosion radius and magazine size. At level 3, it grants the Overload ability (infinite ammo for 20 seconds) and reduces the damage of its own explosions by 50%. A great choice if you like area-of-effect damage. Gladiator. Can't pick up regular weapons, but gains stacks of "blood" for damage taken (up to 6 stacks). Each stack provides +6% melee damage and a small amount of lifesteal. If there are 3 or more enemies nearby, the damage increases significantly, and with 6 or more, there's a chance to cause a shockwave. At level 3, Blood Rage, a last-chance mechanic, is unlocked. Gunslinger. The starting item is a revolver. Provides +35% reload speed at level 1, a chance to avoid wasting ammo at level 2, and +24% damage and strong recoil at level 3. One of the best options for beginners because it pairs well with any weapon. Tier A (very useful) Necromancer. Starting item: Undead Staff. Allows you to summon allies from the souls of slain zombies. As you level up, the summoned zombies become stronger and faster, and you can store more souls. Good for crowd control. Doctor. The best support class. Increases bandage healing, provides passive nighttime healing, and spawns resurrection kits more often in chests. At level 3, heals allies when you heal someone with a bandage. Indispensable in a team.

1.First aid kit (so you can cure half of Heppe) 2. A huge first aid kit (I forgot what it’s called) to resurrect your colleague if he does that. 3. Any rusty metal for crafting, like nuts, toaster, bolts, etc. 4. These are wooden items for crafting, such as a cortina, a chair, a stool, etc.

B-tier (reliable and situational) Ninja. The starting item is a katana. A budget option for close-range combat. At level 2, it increases melee weapon damage, and at level 3, it grants a chance to dodge attacks and increases walking speed. Technician. Makes traps and barbed wire stronger and more durable. At level 3, it allows you to reposition all your defensive objects and provides a small bonus to melee damage. Good for building defenses. Butcher. The starting item is a chainsaw. It allows you to process zombie corpses directly into ingredients, and at level 2, it gives you a 25% chance of a double drop. Saves time on farming. Juggernaut. Instantly doubles your health at level 1—a huge survivability boost. A good tank for early waves. C-tier (highly specialized) Baker. The cheapest class. At level 1, it reduces baking time by 50%, and at level 3, it increases the selling price of pies by up to 10%. A purely economic class: it doesn't help in combat, but it speeds up earnings. Medic. A simpler and cheaper version of Doctor: it boosts bandages, provides slow nighttime healing, and heals you when you heal another player. D-tier (better not to take) Repairman. Speeds up tool repairs and makes them free at level 2. The problem is that repairs are already fast and cheap, so the bonus is barely noticeable. The currency is better spent on another class. Important nuances Currency: Classes are purchased not with regular coins (used for base repairs and weapon crafting), but with Nuggets. These are awarded for daily quests, badges, opening chests, and completing achievements. Leveling: Class levels (1–3) unlock automatically as you play this class—no additional actions are required. Choose a build based on your playstyle: if you want to deal a lot of damage, look towards the Bombastica or Gladiator; if you like to shoot, look towards the Gunslinger; if you play in a team, look towards the Doctor or Technician; if you just want to earn money faster, look towards the Baker.

Zombie Meat. This is a basic ingredient. It is obtained from all killed zombies. Important: raw meat cannot be thrown directly into the oven. It must first be processed through a grinder - only then will it become pie filling. Carrots. Carrots do not drop from zombies; they appear directly on the map. They are also used directly in recipes, without processing. Yeast. Yeast is a rarer drop from zombies. It often causes a bottleneck: without catching yeast, you cannot bake many pies. Explosive Meat. It is obtained from a special enemy - the Fire Zombie. Mixing Explosive Meat with regular Zombie Meat in a mixer produces Explosive Pies, which deal significantly more damage. Cheese. Cheese is also a premium ingredient. It can be obtained, for example, in the Sewers starting on day 11. Cheese unlocks recipes for especially valuable named pies. Radioactive Rat Meat is another rare ingredient that can be obtained in the Sewers. How does it work in practice? You collect corpses, grind them, and combine different ingredients in the right proportions (the game has a system of six component slots in a single pie). The more diverse and "premium" the combination (especially if you catch a fire zombie or find cheese), the more expensive the pie will be when sold—and this directly affects profits and the ability to upgrade your kitchen and weapons.

You can buy it in the weapons store

1. Roller $5 (roller with nails for self-defense)
2. Cannon cartridges (200) $250
3. Revolver $150
4. Semi-automatic pistol $250 5.M1 Grand $600
5. Shotgun $1000 7.cut-off $2000 8.nn $3000 9.DMR $4,000 10.M4 $7,000
6. Alien machine gun $14,500

The store next door sells:

1. roller (with nails) $5
2. bandage $10
3. Frying pan $100
4. Butcher knife $200

weapons can also be dropped from chests and weapon chests

The bandage can only be knocked out of the refrigerator, like other egridents (like the ingredients of yeast, apples, etc.)

You can't knock a flashlight out of a chest or a refrigerator, you can only buy it

A bow-headed zombie with standard health and damage. Transforms into a bow.

A balanced vegetable zombie with average speed and health. Transforms into a carrot.

Basic information A huge zombie with incredibly high health. It moves slowly but deals a lot of damage. It transforms into zombie meat.

A standard enemy encountered in early waves. Slow, weak, and easy to defeat.

Turns into zombie meat

An aggressive zombie that quickly attacks players. Low health, but very dangerous. Transforms into zombie meat and yeast.

An apple-headed zombie with standard health and damage.

Transforms into apples A larger version of the Apple Zombie with increased attack, speed, and defense

Level Effect Base Resurrects one defeated hero Restores a small amount of health. Can only be used in combat Location Resurrection Kits can be purchased from a merchant, found among enemy drops, or found in treasure chests. A Resurrection Kit is a consumable strike card used by heroes.

Characteristics The Resurrection Kit brings one downed ally back to life, bringing them back into the fight and restoring a small amount of health.

The mixer is a machine that, as the name suggests, combines the ingredients obtained from the chopper and turns them into a raw cake. This raw cake contains all the selected ingredients combined into a single product.

The mixer operates at medium speed and is manually controlled by default, but can be upgraded to automatic operation. The machine can mix from 1 to 6 different ingredients. The more ingredients in a pie, the larger and more valuable it is.

The vending machine is the final machine players can find in the diner. It offers a catalog of consumables that grant temporary benefits when used.

The catalog refreshes every 5 minutes, offering players a new set of power-ups that can be purchased with in-game currency. These power-ups can provide various benefits, helping players improve their efficiency, combat effectiveness, survival chances, and overall progress. The Blueprints Crafting Machine 2000 BlueprintsCraftingMachine2000 Blueprints Crafting Machine 2000 The Blueprints Crafting Machine is an advanced workstation that allows players to craft a variety of useful items, including defensive structures, storage containers, and upgrades to protect and improve the diner.

This machine takes any scrap wood or metal and processes it into recyclable fragments. These fragments can be used as resources to create new equipment, furniture, buildings, and other items essential for survival. Furnace The oven is the final machine in the pie-making process. It bakes the uncooked pies, prepared in the mixer, until they're done and ready for sale.

Bakery machine Bakery machine This machine can bake multiple pies simultaneously without overloading, producing perfectly baked pies every time. Its speed is relatively slow: each pie takes about 5 seconds or less to bake (this time can be reduced with upgrades). However, its ability to handle multiple pies simultaneously makes it an indispensable tool for maintaining production efficiency.

Game Description "Bake or Die" is a survival game where you run your own diner. To keep it running, you'll need to hunt zombies and process their bodies using a meat grinder, mixer, and oven to bake delicious pies. You can then sell these pies to the townspeople and delight them.

As you progress through the game, the challenges will become increasingly difficult. You'll encounter the experiments of the Lazy Scientist, who conducts dangerous tests, injecting large doses of the Serum into chickens, cows, rats, zombies, scientists, and even himself!

Basics Snack bar The Diner is the main location where players work and manage their pie production. It's a large, rustic building with wooden plank walls and no windows. At the start of the game, there are no tables or chairs—only the three machines needed for pie production.

The diner has ample storage space, room for future furniture upgrades, and expansion. It serves as the player's home base, where they can find and store most of the items and resources needed for survival. The game's core mechanic is defeating zombies and using their remains to bake pies. As the zombies become more dangerous, new flavors and higher-quality ingredients become available, allowing you to bake even more delicious pies. To do this, you'll use various machines, described below.