Rolling Kitchen
An original procedural 3D serving cart and articulated cheerful chef carry soup, coffee and plated food through a compact restaurant. Acceleration, braking and direction changes move the cart, slide dishes against its rails and slosh their contents. Hold Balance to slow down and counterlean. Delivery requires the actual cart to stop inside the next serving ring with a settled load; marked corridor waypoints are guidance, not compulsory gates. Delivered dishes animate onto counters or tables and no longer spill. Complete 48 seeded shifts: forgiving opening services, a more sensitive load from shift 4, crossing workers from 6, another parked trolley from 9, a third delivery from 13, stacked plates from 17 and a second crossing worker from 29. Later shifts tighten the clock. Best score, stars and unlocks save locally. Daily uses a UTC date seed. Rooms compare identical solo shifts, not synchronous kitchen staffing.
How to play
- Drag the round pad to push in any direction. Push less for a slower approach; release to brake. Arrow keys or WASD also steer.
- Follow the yellow guide arrow or choose your own safe route to the next green ring. Watch the moving workers and parked carts.
- Hold Balance or Space to slow and counterlean. Stop in the ring until the service meter completes, keeping at least 65% of the total contents intact.
Tips
- Let go before arriving: the cart keeps rolling while its brakes settle the load.
- Outer corridors are safer than cutting close to the central island. Wait for workers to finish crossing.
- A careful slow shift can outscore a hurried, messy one. Pause offers a full same-seed retry if you get stuck.
Questions
Are the liquids a full fluid simulation?
No. Each dish has deterministic sliding, spring-damped slosh or stack tilt, rail impacts and actual remaining contents. The cart uses a circular collision footprint and swiveling visual casters rather than a rigid-body engine.
Do friends push carts in the same kitchen?
No. Each human plays the same seeded solo delivery shift. The shared Kit compares scores and shows its final podium. Pip is the site's score-based computer character, not a worker controlling another cart.
What saves and how does Daily work?
Unlocks, stars and best score save on this device, not the cart's mid-shift position. Daily is seeded by its starting UTC date. An achieved service earns that date's streak once; a failed service does not. Consecutive days extend the streak and a gap resets it.
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