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Run a lemonade stand on a sunny suburban street. Mix lemons, sugar and ice, pick a price, check the forecast, then watch the lane walk up, take a cup and tell you exactly what they think.
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Lemonade Lane is a relaxed little tycoon game about the oldest business on the street. Every morning you set the recipe for a jug: how many lemons, how much sugar, how much ice. You pick a price in coins and decide how many jugs to make, with one eye on the forecast. A heatwave wants plenty of ice, a rainy day wants fewer jugs, a school afternoon brings a rush of kids who like it sweet and cheap, and a parade or a football match sends a crowd past the stand at lunchtime. Lemons cost a little more or less each day, so a cheap morning is a good time to stock the pantry.
Then the day runs on its own from nine to five, at one, two or four times speed, or skip straight to closing for a quick day. People walk up, queue, take a cup and say what they think in a speech bubble: too sour, too sweet, too warm, too dear or simply perfect. Ice melts faster on hot days, a long queue sends people away, and whatever is left in the jugs at closing is poured out. The evening ledger shows every coin that came in and went out, line by line, and the day earns one to five stars.
Spend what you earn on eight upgrades: a bigger cooler, a parasol, a sign, a juicer, a cookie tray, a blender for smoothies, a loyalty card and a second stand down the lane. Twenty milestones lead from selling your first jug to a week of five-star days, and the endless Sandbox hands you unlimited supplies and lets you pick the weather and the crowd. If you ever run short of coins for lemons, Grandma lends you ten and takes it back from a good day, with no interest. It is a gentle brain teaser in daily planning, and it saves itself in your browser after every change.
Lemonade Lane is about reading the day before it starts. Check the forecast each morning and plan around it: a heatwave calls for plenty of ice, because ice melts faster in the heat, while a rainy day calls for fewer jugs, since anything left at closing is poured out. School afternoons bring kids who like it sweet and cheap, and a parade or a football match means a lunchtime crowd, so make enough to meet it.
Listen to the speech bubbles. If people say too sour, too sweet, too warm or too dear, change that one thing the next morning rather than everything at once. A long queue sends customers away, so watch for it on busy days. Lemon prices move a little each day, so stock the pantry on a cheap morning. Read the evening ledger to see where the coins went, then put your earnings into upgrades. If you ever run short, Grandma lends you ten coins with no interest.
Yes. Lemonade Lane is free to play in your browser on Kiloo. There is nothing to download and no account to create, and the game saves itself in your browser after every change, so you can pick up where you left off.
Yes. On a phone or tablet you tap − and + or drag a slider to set the recipe, price and jugs, and tap the stand and its upgrades for details. On a computer you can also use the arrow keys, Enter to open the stand and F to change speed.
Each day runs on its own from nine to five. You can watch it at one, two or four times speed, or skip straight to closing for a quick day. Afterwards the ledger shows every coin in and out, and the day earns one to five stars.
Sandbox is the endless mode. It gives you unlimited supplies and lets you pick the weather and the crowd, so you can try out recipes and prices without worrying about coins. The twenty milestones run separately, from your first jug to a week of five-star days.
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Mix it, price it, hear what the lane thinks