Roll, slice and stack sushi into towers of thirty, one tap at a time, while the wind and slippery wasabi try to knock them over.
More about Sushi Stack
Sushi Tower is a one-button cooking game about building the tallest, straightest sushi towers you can. Each tower takes three steps: roll the sushi log, slice it cleanly, then stack the pieces one by one into a tower of thirty. A chef watches every move and pulls a face when your tower starts to lean.
It starts gently and gets tricky fast. The second tower brings wind that pushes pieces sideways as they swing on the chopsticks. The third adds slippery wasabi, so pieces dropped off-centre slide further out. From the fourth tower on you get both at once, and the knife and the chopsticks keep getting quicker. From tower two the knife can even change direction mid-slice.
You have three hearts. Missing a drop costs one, and so does a collapse: if the tower tips past its balance point, everything above the weak level comes tumbling down. Finishing a tower gives you a big bonus, a heart back, and a fresh plate to start the next one.
In multiplayer Party mode, friends share one tower and take turns to roll, slice and stack.
How to play
Everything uses one button: click, tap, Space or Enter.
- Roll: tap as fast as you can to fill the roll bar before it drains away.
- Slice: tap when the moving knife lines up with each of the five guide marks. Clean slices score a bonus point each.
- Stack: the piece swings on the chopsticks. Tap to drop it on the tower.
Scoring
- Every stacked piece scores a point. Drops close to dead centre add your combo, worth up to ten extra points a piece.
- A finished tower scores a bonus based on the tower number, how straight it is and how many perfect drops you made, and refills a heart.
Tips
- Chain perfect, dead-centre drops. The combo bonus is where big scores come from.
- When the chef looks worried, the tower is close to tipping. Drop the next pieces back towards the middle.
- On windy towers, drop slightly upwind and let the wind carry the piece into place.
