Bento Chop

An order arrives as a blueprint. Swipe to cut the food, drag it into the box, and serve. The knife is a budget, not a clock. Nothing is counting down and nothing is chasing you — every level can be solved, and three stars means you found the fewest cuts rather than the fastest hands. You lose by running out of options, which is a different feeling entirely, and always your own doing. One stroke cuts every piece it crosses, so lining two slabs up and parting both with a single sweep is the whole game in one move. HOW IT PLAYS • Start the swipe on the bare mat and sweep through the food — starting on a piece picks it up instead • Pack the box exactly: every compartment filled, and a marked slot only accepts the topping it asks for • A skewer refuses the knife, so the obvious line is not always the available one • Some flavours may not sit side by side, which is what the dividers are for • Packing is free and endlessly reversible — tap a piece to take it straight back out • 20 hand-tuned orders, each with a three-star target to chase No timers. No lives. Just the order, the knife, and the fewest cuts that will fill it. Slice. Pack. Serve.

Stability improvements: fixed an issue where the game could close unexpectedly.