Bacon in Zane
A mouth-watering adventure
Ratings
Age
13+
Category
Casual
Languages
English
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Bacon in Zane is a quirky, physics-based arcade game that follows in the tradition of minimalist 'one-action' games. The goal is simple: flip a piece of bacon out of a pan and make it land on various objects. However, in the world of Zane, those objects range from the Eiffel Tower to a black hole to a sunset. Featuring an eccentric art style and a deadpan sense of humor, the game is a series of increasingly bizarre and challenging physics puzzles that celebrate the absurd.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
Bacon in Zane is the kind of game that could only exist on mobile. It is wonderfully stupid in the best possible way. The premise is ridiculous, the art looks like it was drawn in a high-school notebook, and the concept is so simple it's genius. It’s a pure shot of dopamine and humor.
The physics of the bacon are surprisingly well-done. It feels heavy, greasy, and appropriately floppy. Landing a perfect strip of bacon on the tip of a unicorn's horn is a weirdly proud moment. It’s a game that doesn't take itself seriously, and that's exactly why it works.
It’s the perfect game for when you have thirty seconds to spare. You flip some bacon, you laugh at the absurd object it landed on, and you move on with your day. It’s charming, hilarious, and undeniably addictive. Everyone needs a little more bacon in their life.
Features
Hundreds of weird and wonderful levels
Unique, hand-drawn art style
Simple one-tap physics gameplay
Quirky and humorous soundtrack
Satisfyingly realistic floppy-bacon physics
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Tips & Walkthrough
Tap and hold the pan to build power, then release at the right angle. Remember that the bacon is floppy—you often need to account for how it will 'drape' over the object after landing.
Gameplays
Each level is a single static screen. Some objects move or rotate, requiring you to time your flip perfectly. There is no penalty for failure, so keep tossing until that bacon sticks!
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Q&A
There are hundreds of levels, and the developer frequently adds new, even weirder ones.