Power Up Publishing has officially announced Candy Luna Park, a cozy management simulator that promises to turn players’ PCs into a true confectionery kingdom. In a world that is often a bit too hard to swallow, the game presents itself as a sweet and relaxing escape, setting aside tight deadlines and punishing systems to focus solely on making treats and taking care of visitors.

The core proposal revolves around a stress free experience, where there are no timers or artificial pressure. The only goal is to produce as many delights as possible and ensure customer satisfaction. As the main architect of this enchanted park, the player starts in a simple area and gradually watches it evolve into a vast empire of joy and sugar.

Progression happens through the collection of sugary resources, which are used to shape the park according to each player’s style. Attractions can be upgraded to become more efficient, while borders can be expanded to unlock new areas. Along this journey, surprises described as "un-cone-ditional" appear across five enchanted biomes, each with its own identity and new growth possibilities.

For those who prefer an even more laid back experience, the game allows players to hire adorable helpers who take care of the hard work. These characters gather resources and serve customers, while the player enjoys the serene soundtrack and plans new customizations, embracing the philosophy presented in "And don't Get Your Hands Sticky... Unless You Want To!".

Among the highlights are more than 24 whimsical attractions, ranging from sugary roller coasters to marzipan haunted houses described as "spook-tacular". The visuals follow a clean and pleasing art style, designed to be as enjoyable as looking at a bowl of colorful sweets, reinforcing a constant sense of comfort.

With a proposal focused on constant growth, Candy Luna Park follows the transformation of the park from a modest attraction into a global empire of sprinkles and fun. All of this is delivered as a relaxing and accessible experience, centered on enjoying the process at your own pace, in a world created to convey calm and satisfaction.