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Let’s Cook Bacon returns in two browser editions

Play the preserved original Let’s Cook Bacon or its native HTML5 recreation in Magisoft Casual Games.

  • Casual Games
  • Food Games
  • Original Edition
  • HTML5

The original Let’s Cook Bacon is back in Magisoft Casual Games. Choose Original Edition to play the preserved historical game through a browser compatibility player, or choose the separate native HTML5 recreation.

Start a round, click one of the three cooking spaces, flip the bacon when it is ready, then drag it onto the plate. The original cooking states, score, countdown and end-of-round bonus are restored.

Both editions keep the original Magisoft artwork. Mouse and touch controls remain available, with controller cursor controls for compatible browser gamepads. Open Controls in the player for help.

What changed

  • Added the preserved Original Edition with its own game details and play page.
  • Added a separate native HTML5 recreation using the original artwork and game controls.
  • Added the game to the Cooking & Food Games collection with links to both editions.
A closer look

Screenshots

Let’s Cook Bacon — Native HTML5 recreation actual game screenshot.
Native HTML5 recreation with the original game artwork.
Let’s Cook Bacon — Preserved Original Edition actual game screenshot.
Preserved Original Edition with the original game artwork.

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