Find the glowing oven and chocolate framework, then hold Z while moving across a connection that supports a large piece. Detach enough mass to bring the remaining weight down to the stage target. For candy the blade cannot cut, use a bomb with X or boost with C once its gauge is ready. Never slice the red-and-black striped explosive candy: the creator says doing so breaks your blade and fails the attempt.
Play ギガトン・パティシエ free on unityroom. Released October 25, 2026, this 2D demolition game stars apprentice pastry chef Milfi, who must dismantle witches' airborne dessert fortresses. There are 18 fortresses followed by a final boss battle. The falling pieces apparently become snacks for the town. Quite a generous demolition permit.
Controls before you start
| Action | Keyboard | Xbox-layout controller |
|---|---|---|
| Move | Arrow keys or WASD | Left stick or D-pad |
| Cut | Hold Z while walking | A |
| Bomb | X | B |
| Boost | C when charged | X |
| Confirm / back | Z or Enter / Esc or Backspace | A / B |
| Pause | P or Esc | START or View |
Click the game window once to focus it. A controller is recognized after you press a button. Keyboard bindings can be changed in Settings.
A stage-by-stage method, without invented solutions
- Read the tutorial from the black cat Chocolat and check the target remaining weight. Reducing mass to that threshold is the stated clear condition; defeating every obstacle is not.
- Identify the bright oven and chocolate frame, the fortress's core structure. Look for the joints holding up large attached chunks instead of randomly shaving the outside.
- Hold Z and move across a safe joint to make a cut. The developer says larger detached chunks award more points, but does not publish an exact score formula.
- If the candy resists the blade, consider X for a bomb or C for charged boost. After planting a bomb, move outside its red danger circle immediately: it can hurt Milfi too.
- At a cliff edge, continue holding a movement direction to jump to a nearby platform. Use this when a connection lies across a short gap.
- Touch a caged child to rescue them. The official reward is extra time and one bomb, potentially valuable before another difficult section.
- Repeat until remaining weight reaches the goal, then learn the next gimmick from Chocolat. The 18 fortresses lead to a final boss, whose specific attack sequence has not been independently verified.
What to do when something goes wrong
| Situation | Practical response |
|---|---|
| A piece will not fall | Recheck whether its connection to the oven/chocolate frame is still intact |
| Blade cannot cut the candy | Try a bomb or charged boost |
| Red-and-black striped explosive candy | Do not cut it with the blade: the official warning says this causes failure |
| Bomb's red ring | Retreat before the explosion; your character is vulnerable inside |
| Gummy bears, whipped-cream cannons, rocket platforms, roll cakes | Known obstacles, but their individual timings have not been verified |
For score chasing, prioritize safely detaching bigger pieces. For a first clear, favor reliable mass reduction and avoid the striped hazard. Those are reasoned tactics from published rules, not a claimed perfect run.
FAQ and verification
Why didn't my cut work? A supporting joint may remain. Can I slash explosive candy? Not the striped kind. Do I need to rescue everyone to clear? The published clear condition is remaining weight; rescue grants time and a bomb, but a mandatory rescue count is not specified. Is the boss after stage 18? The developer describes 18 fortresses plus a final boss. Exact boss strategy or rank thresholds? Not established.
Source: official developer page, checked October 26, 2026 JST; posted and updated October 25. The game launch destination was found, but this article does not claim a firsthand completed run. Exact stage maps, damage values, scoring formula and boss tactics remain untested. No individual X announcement or reliable social-growth measurement was identified.
Cut the structural joints, not the dangerous striped candy; plant bombs and get out of the red circle. You came to be a pastry chef and somehow ended up as a structural engineer.
