I'll Be Back, With Snacks Trivia Quiz

First released by game makers King in 2012 "Candy Crush Saga" is a free to play game, originally created for FaceBook. Other versions have since been released for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and Windows.

This is a tile-matching game where a player works toward completing a level by switching pieces of candy so that they can make a match of three or more candies on the board. This has the effect of eliminating the matched candies from the board and replacing them with fresh pieces so that more matches can be made. Each board will provide the player with various goals such as, completing the board with a fixed number of moves.

"Fruit Ninja" was developed and released by Halfbrick Studios in 2010 and is playable on a large range of platforms. An Arcade style game, it is available in both single and multi player modes.

In the game, fruit is thrown at the player. The player scores points by using a swiping motion on the screen to slice each piece of fruit in half. However, a "combo", slicing more than one piece with a single swipe, will provide the player with bonus points. It is not as simple as that though... if you miss a cumulative three pieces of fruit, it's "game over". Just to increase the challenge, every now and then a bomb will be thrown at the player and, if they slice through that... "game over".

Developed by Picogram and published by Rose City Games in 2021 "Garden Story" is an action role playing game for macOS, Windows, and Nintendo Switch. It was made available for the Xbox One platform in 2022.

You take on the role of Concord the Grape and you have been informed by the Guardian of Spring Hamlet, a fruit named Plum, that the Rot has set in the garden and it is stifling the rise of new Greenlings. Armed with a sword, a hammer and a dowsing rod you travel across the Grove to defeat the Rot. Along the way you are required to confront enemies, solve puzzles using your tools and collect resources.

This is not a single game, but a collection of three advergames (advertisement based games) that were sold at the Burger King chain as a holiday season promotion. The marketing exercise finished on Christmas Eve in 2006.

The games were created by a division of Blitz Games and could be played on the Xbox systems, including the original, 360, and Live. The three playable features were "PocketBike Racer", "Sneak King" and "Big Bumpin".

Published in 1983 by Broderbund, "Gumball" was specifically created for the Apple II platform. It was also adapted to the Atari 8-bit computers and Commodore 64.

As the player, you are a worker in a factory sorting gumballs by their colour and you have a daily quota that you must fill by the day's end. The balls flow through a maze like system and you have control of the valves that will dispatch the gumballs into their correct location. Should you mis-sort, the foreman will come along and dump all of the balls out of the bin. Too bad, start again.

Developed by indieszero and published by Nintendo in 2018, "Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido" is an action-puzzle video game that is playable on the Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo Switch platforms.

The story behind the game is a longwinded one but, suffice to say, that after a long war known as the Sushi Struggles, the Empire overcame the Republic and proceeded to ban the consumption of sushi within its realm. Musashi, an orphan growing up in the Republic, is saved by an offering of sushi and, amongst other missions, is determined to sway the Empire and re-introduce sushi to the world.

In game play, you battle against an opponent using sushi. You face your opponent across a series of conveyor belts and your aim is to match as many sushi plates of the same colour as you can. You eat the sushi to build your strength and then attack your opponent. The strike will see their health diminish. It is not, however, a one way street and your opponent is likely to do likewise to you.

There were two video games released under the name "Charlie & the Chocolate Factory". The first, developed by the UK firm Soft Option, came out in 1985 and was loosely based on Roald Dahl's 1964 book of the same name. One of the incentives to buy the game included the book within the package. The game has four single screens, each featuring a different character from the story with a task to perform. For example, on one screen, Violet Beauregarde is attacked by blueberries and, to save herself, she must deflect the berries into a juicing machine. There is a fifth screen that is also playable, called the "Arcade Adventure". In this one, the player is Charlie and he must work his way through Wonka's 43 room chocolate factory in a bid to find six golden keys. These will allow the player to enter the Glass Elevator to complete the game.

The second version, released in 2005 by 2K Games, was based on Tim Burton's film of the book, also released in 2005, and was playable on the Game Boy Advance, GameCube, PlayStation 2, Windows and Xbox platforms. Initially, Charlie needs to find the money to buy the Wonka bar that will give him the Golden Ticket to enter the factory. Once inside he is assisted by an Oompa Loompa on each level with the task of extricating one of the other characters in the story from their predicament. For example, he has to follow Veruca Salt down the chute and prevent her from falling into the incinerator.

This is a PC CD-ROM game that was published by Hasbro Electronic Entertainment in 1995.

In this point and click adventure game, two characters, Mr. Potato Head and his daughter Sweet Potato, work together to save Veggie Valley. The issue for Veggie Valley is that they have not had the rain required to grow their crops. The rain cloud, which should have been hanging over the valley is, instead, hanging over the county fairground. The pair venture to the fair where they find an airplane ride and they ask the owner for a loan of it, so that they can pull the cloud over to Veggie Valley. The owner agrees on the proviso that the pair complete four tasks for him.

"Stephen's Sausage Roll" is a puzzle video game that was designed and published by Increpare Games in 2016 and the title bears the name of its creator, Stephen Lavelle. It was made available for play on the Linux, Microsoft Windows, and OS X systems.

There are stone tablets set out throughout the game that release short, little phrases that will eventually formulate into the game's full story. In short, your task as the player is to move links of sausages over tiles set out in a formulated grid. Placing the sausage on a tile will enable it to be cooked but only on one side. Hence, it will need to be moved onto another tile to cook the second side. You then return to the start position. You will fail to complete the puzzle if you burn the sausage (place the same side on two tiles), if you push the sausage off the island you're on or, if you fall off the island.

Released by Ubisoft, this video game, which is playable on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS, PlayStation Portable and Microsoft Windows, "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" came out as a tie-in to the film of the same name in 2009.

As the player, you have control of the story's hero, Flint Lockwood, and you are tasked with saving the town from a rainfall of food. There are five levels to the game and, at each level, Flint must dispose of 30 Hydronic Foodpods. He is given a gadget on the first level with which to complete the task. On the second level, he can switch between two gadgets and, on levels three to five, this is raised to three gadgets.

The full name of this side-scrolling platform game is "Pierre le Chef is... Out to Lunch" and it was created and published by Mindscape for the Game Boy and Super NES platforms in 1993. After 1994 it was also playable on the Amiga and Amiga CD32 systems. The game was made available in both single and multi player modes.

Pierre le Chef is a world famous French chef who is on a tour of the world showing off all his dishes. Only problem is that all of his ingredients have escaped. Now you, as Pierre, must race around the world collecting a set amount of ingredients in an allocated time frame to ensure that your dish is presented when it is due. However, evil lurks in the form of Le Chef Noir. Noir is jealous of Pierre's success and is prepared do whatever it takes to ensure that you do not reach your goal. To this end, he releases insects and bacteria to stymie your progress.

"Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom" was created and released by Hudson Soft in 1984 for the NEC PC-8801, NEC PC-6001, FM-7 platforms, and the MSX Japanese home computers, the game was expanded to accommodate a range of other platforms in the ensuing years.

The land of the Salad Kingdom has been turned on its head by a major coup sprung by the Royal Advisor, Minister Pumpkin. In the process he kidnaps Princess Tomato, which causes her father, King Broccoli, to die of grief. You, as Sir Cucumber, are tasked with the job of rescuing the Princess with the promise of her hand in marriage and, along the way, you are assisted in your quest by the Princesses brother, Prince Lettuce, and your loyal sidekick, Percy the baby persimmon.