Hawker Heat
A roguelike cooking deckbuilder
Every ingredient is a card. Drop them in the wok, cook Nasi Lemak, Char Kway Teow and Katong Laksa, and watch Flavour multiply by Heat until the dinner crowd is fed.
- Android In closed testing on Google Play
- Steam Windows version planned, after Android
Gameplay trailer, 45 sec (2.4 MB)
Cook a dish right here
This is Day 1 Breakfast with the game's real numbers. Reach 400 points in 4 Cooks.
A cut-down web taste of the game: 22 of the 28 ingredients and 18 of the 24 dishes, with no Stall Tools, bin or bosses.
How a run goes
Cook three services a day
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner each have a score target. You get 4 Cooks and a bin for the cards you don't want.
Shop the Wet Market
Spend your pay on new ingredients, toss the ones that clog your deck, or freshen a card for extra Flavour.
Kit out the stall
Stall Tools like the Claypot, Sambal Jar and Charcoal Stove add Flavour or multiply Heat. You can hold five.
Survive the boss dinner
Day 3 Dinner brings a boss with one rule that changes how you cook. Beat it for your star and a passport stamp.
Screenshots
Captured from the Android build. Tap one to enlarge it.
Six bosses, six ways to ruin dinner
One of them shows up on the last night of every run. Tap a boss to see their rule.
The World Food Tour
Singapore is the first stop. Six more countries are planned, each with its own ingredients, dishes and boss.
- SingaporePlayable now
- ThailandComing later
- VietnamComing later
- JapanComing later
- KoreaComing later
- ChinaComing later
- IndiaComing later
Questions
When does it come out, and what will it cost?
Neither is announced yet. The Android version is in closed testing on Google Play now. A Windows version for Steam is planned after the Android launch.
Can I play it now?
Yes, as a playtester on Android. Email us from the Google account you use on your phone and we'll send an invite. The playtest is free.
Does the game collect my data?
No. It has no accounts, ads or analytics, asks for no permissions and doesn't use the internet while you play. The privacy policy has the detail.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Your run is saved on your phone if you leave mid-service.
Which languages?
English, Chinese (Simplified) and Bahasa Melayu.
Who makes it?
Tingkat Games, in Singapore. Reach us at schu11267@gmail.com.