Chapa Quente
Seven orders in line and one griddle. Good luck.
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Seven orders in line and one griddle. Good luck.
this game wants your phone sideways. go on, turn it.
plays fine with your thumb
Cooking game: build the burger, fry the chips, pour the soda and serve it before the customer runs out of patience. Thirty shifts across three restaurants, with combos, stars, equipment upgrades and rushes that keep getting wilder.
You run the kitchen: build the burger, fry the chips, pour the soda and deliver before the customer runs out of patience. Every delivery turns into coins, and the shift ends when the clock hits zero or the last customer leaves. Reaching the shift's target earns one star; 35% and 75% above it earn the second and third.
Everything is a tap or a click. Tap an ingredient box to add it to the stack; an empty slot on a station to cook; a ready item to take it off the heat; the customer to deliver, and the game finds the dish they want on its own; the trash to throw away; the golden icon to grab a power-up. There's no dragging.
A recipe is a sequence: bun, patty, bun is a burger, and in the wrong order the stack dies and blinks red until it goes in the trash. Once ready, food holds for six seconds, burns for four more and turns to charcoal; burnt still serves, worth up to 40% less, but charcoal blocks the slot until you clear it.
Thirty shifts across three restaurants; the second opens at 18 stars and the third at 42. Along the way come events: rush hour, one customer worth five times more, and the boss, who orders the maximum. In Perfect Service and No Waste, meeting the condition adds 40% at the end, and failing costs nothing.
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