Cozy sushi counter: decode orders, roll by hand, save the harbor. No ads!
Grandma Ume's tiny sushi counter on Saba Harbor is yours now. Keep it warm, keep it open, and roll your way into the hearts of the whole harbor.
Little Saba: Sushi Story is a cozy cooking game about listening. Every customer tells you their order in their own words. Some are simple. Some are riddles. "The fish that swims upstream, but only on half of it, and hold the wasabi." Work out what they really want, then make it by hand.
ROLL IT BY HAND
• Spread the rice across the nori with your finger
• Drag fillings onto the left half, the right half or both
• Roll the bamboo mat at just the right moment for a snug roll
• Coat the outside with sesame or roe
• Torch the top once for aburi, twice for well seared, and don't burn it!
• Cut into four, six or eight pieces
• Plate it with soy, wasabi and ginger, or leave them off if they ask
Later you'll shape nigiri, slice sashimi and fry golden shrimp tempura.
EVERY PLATE IS JUDGED FAIRLY
After serving, a clear card shows every rule the customer asked for with a check or a cross, plus your accuracy. Better accuracy and more patience mean bigger tips. Three perfect orders in a row start a streak bonus.
A STORY THAT KEEPS MOVING
• Chapter 1: a flashy conveyor-belt chain, Spin Sushi, opens across the street. Can eight little stools beat forty neon branches?
• Chapter 2: a developer wants to replace the old Harbor Market with glass towers. Save the pier!
• Ten regulars with their own stories: a tired office worker on his way up, a broke student, a fishmonger with opinions, a retired sea captain, a night-shift nurse, a strict food critic, a rival cook who's done with conveyors, and more
• Kindness pays back: help someone today and see what happens next week
• Festivals, rush hours, critic days, rainy days with only the regulars, VIP nights
• Endless days after the finale with rotating regulars and twists
GROW YOUR COUNTER
Buy new ingredients, upgrades such as a rice cooker, a fast torch or a lantern sign, and decorations for the shop. Grow shiso in your herb garden. Collect a daily gift.
FAIR AND FRIENDLY
• No ads. Ever.
• Plays offline
• The whole story can be finished without spending anything. Optional purchases only speed things up or add decorations
• Built for phones and tablets, portrait and landscape
• 16 languages
Pull up a stool. The rice is warm.
Nyheder
Welcome to Little Saba! Two chapters of story, 40 days plus endless days, 10 regulars, nigiri, sashimi and tempura, 16 languages, tablet support and no ads.