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Game Masak Sushi


Game masak memasak, Sushi Go Round.


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Keterangan Game Masak Sushi :
Game masak-masak, berupa permainan atau game masak memasak pembuatan masakan khas Jepang bernama Sushi. Dalam game masak ini bercerita tentang sebuah toko masakan Sushi dimana para pembeli datang memesan masakan sushi, dan anda di haruskan membuat sushi sesuai permintaan para pembeli.

Cara bermain game masak sushi:
Gunakan mouse, klik pada jenis makanan untuk memilih bahan sushi yang ingin dibuat atau dicampur-campur sesuai menu, lihat resep jika tidak hafal jenis masakan sushi, kirim ke pembeli dengan klik pada alas pembungkus.
source: http://www-kue.blogspot.com/2012/12/game-masak.html
Pada game masak ini, kecepatan anda menghafal jenis masakan Sushi sesuai resep dan
game masak sushi
permintaan pembeli adalah yang utama, karena game masak Sushi ini menghitung ketepatan waktu dan kepuasan para pembeli masakan.

Game masak ini hanya sebagai hiburan semata, sekedar menghilangkan kepenatan atau bagi anak-anak akan menumbuhkan rasa cinta membuat masakan.

Semoga game masak ini bermanfaat dan anda terhibur.

Baca juga resep masak memasak.
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