Chuletón Tower

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Chuletón Tower

Stack the steaks higher than the grill smoke. Stack giant T-bone steaks, grilled peppers and crusty bread into a tower by a rustic grill, starring pixel Ramón Cordero. Time each drop and chain perfect drops in this free one-button stacking game.

Twist: Each steak sizzles on a short fuse, and if you wait too long it drops itself wherever it is.

Parody. Ramón Cordero has no involvement in making these games and does not endorse them. The character is an original pixel-art caricature.

How to play

These steaks are straight off the coals. A sizzle bar above each one burns down in about 3 seconds (a little less as the tower grows), and when it runs out the steak falls on its own wherever it happens to be: "TOO HOT!"
So do not wait for the perfect pass forever: tap, click or press Space while you still have time.
Meat hanging over the edge is trimmed away and the next steak is narrower. One that lands off the board ends dinner.
An almost exact landing is PERFECT: no trimming, a bigger combo bonus, and after three in a row the steaks get a bit wider.
Every steak adds 10 points, and the sliding speeds up as the tower climbs through the grill smoke.
M for sound, P or Esc for pause; when the round ends, share your score.

Top 10 high scores

No scores yet: play a round and be the first on the board!

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The story

Back from his latest trip, pixel Ramón Cordero has fired up the biggest grill in the village. Friends he met on three continents are coming for dinner, and he has promised a chuletón to every single one of them. There is only one wooden board left, so the steaks will have to go up instead of out, into what everyone is already calling the Chuletón Tower.

Each steak swings in over the pile, fresh from the coals, and has to land at just the right moment. A neat drop keeps the stack wide; a sloppy one trims off a juicy edge. Line them up perfectly and the tower climbs past the grill smoke. Miss, and dinner ends up on the patio floor.