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How FasterFood works
FasterFood is a stomp-to-drop kitchen arcade game. Walk across every tile of a burger layer to press it down; once a full layer is stomped it falls to the platform below. Chain drops onto lower layers to send a whole stack crashing to the plate at once.
Food monsters chase you across the platforms and ladders. Dropping a layer onto one squashes it for points — catch several in one cascading drop for a big combo. Pepper shakes freeze nearby monsters for a few seconds when things get tight; coffee, soda, and ice cream refill your charges as they slide by.
The campaign's 7 shifts loop forever with rising difficulty (as does Endless Rush past its own 7th level) — once you're past that first loop, bonus prize foods start sliding across the platforms too, each worth points and its own "food token" value. When the run ends, your score and prizes convert into food tokens (10 score points = 1 token) that you distribute across five randomly-picked charities on the final screen — a scoring flourish, not a real donation; none of the charities are real organizations.
Best scores are stored locally in your browser. The game is playable without an account and does not upload run history.
Controls
| Action | Desktop | Touch |
|---|---|---|
| Move | Arrow keys or WASD | Swipe on the game or use the direction pad |
| Pepper | Space or J | Pepper button |
| Pause | P or Esc | Pause button |
| Start / Restart | Enter | Start / Restart button |
FAQ
What does pepper do?
Shaking pepper freezes food monsters near Pip for a few seconds so you can route around them or line up a drop. It costs one charge; coffee, soda, and ice cream pickups refill charges.
How do I score the most points?
Herd monsters onto a layer before it falls. Crushing several enemies in a single cascading drop multiplies the points, and finishing every plate quickly adds a time bonus.
Does the game need a network connection?
The game files load from the site and then run entirely in your browser. Scores and settings stay local to your device.