A cosy witch’s kitchen and a window full of hungry ghosts. Chop, stir, pour and serve spooky-cute brews before their tickets run out, on your own or with a second cook on the same screen.
Every order ticket shows the bottle, its ingredients and a timer.
Pick up pumpkins, glow-mushrooms, moon-berries, bat-wing leaves and star sugar from the crates.
Some ingredients need chopping on a board first. The ticket shows them in a little bowl.
Add what the ticket asks for, stir, and watch the cauldron change colour.
Pour into a bottle and serve it at the window. Faster service earns bigger tips.
Earn one to three stars in each. Scores and stars stay in this browser.
A guided first shift: chop, add, stir, pour, serve, then rescue a cauldron that boiled over.
FreeTwo cauldrons and an island counter. Halfway through, Pumpkin Spice replaces Pumpkin Brew.
FreeGlow-mushrooms and star sugar only arrive on the conveyor. Grab them before they drop down the chute.
FreeCrates and boards on one side, cauldrons on the other. Two cooks pass ingredients across; solo, the garden gates are open.
FreeThe big cauldron floats along a rail. Catch it to add, stir and pour.
All AccessEvery few seconds a gust clears the windy row. Shut the window to stop it for a while.
All AccessConveyor, drifting cauldron, three menus and quick orders: the full rush.
All AccessYes, to start. The tutorial and three complete kitchens (Pumpkin Patch Pantry, Conveyor Cellar, Split Counter) are free, with no account needed. All Access adds 3 more kitchens (The Drifting Cauldron, Gusty Window, Midnight Banquet) for $4.99/month or $29/year USD.
One cook, or two cooks sharing one device: two keyboards’ worth of keys on a computer, or half a tablet screen each. Online play with separate devices is not available yet.
Cook 1 walks with WASD, uses E (or Space) to pick up, chop, add, stir, pour and serve, and Q to put down or dump. Cook 2 uses the arrow keys, Enter and Shift. On a touchscreen, drag on the left to walk; the big button always shows what it will do next.
Yes, in portrait or landscape. In portrait the kitchen turns to fit the tall screen; sideways gives your thumbs more room. A tablet is the comfiest way for two players to share one screen.
Each kitchen is a timed shift of about three minutes, and the tutorial takes a few minutes at your own pace. Stars are saved in this browser.
No. The ghosts at the window are friendly, the bats are helpful and nothing jumps out. Brews boil over into purple foam, never anything gory.
Switch on the helper bat. It flies to the crates and leaves the next ingredient you need beside the cauldrons. You can also replay any kitchen to raise your stars.
Yes. If WebGL is unavailable, the kitchen is drawn flat instead, with the same rules and controls. You can also switch to the flat view from the pause menu.