Crumb & Kettle
Live on the App Store and Google Play
A whole game in the time it takes the kettle to boil.
Run a tiny café. Sixty seconds a shift, a results card, then put your phone down.
What kind of game is Crumb & Kettle?
A cosy café time-management game for iPhone and iPad. Customers arrive at your counter, you tap the kettle, oven or espresso machine to make what they want, and you serve them before their patience runs out. Shifts last about a minute.
This one is for you if
- You want something to do for one minute, not forty
- You are tired of games that nag you to come back
- You play one-handed, standing up, on a train
Tap to brew, tap to serve
One thumb. No swiping, no timers to babysit. Tap a station to start it, tap the customer to hand it over.
Busy is the fun bit
Serve back to back to build a streak, and the tips grow with how much patience the customer had left.
One star opens tomorrow
Every shift ends with one to three stars. One is enough to unlock the next day, so nobody gets stuck.
- 60s
- shifts, so it fits in a queue or a kettle boil
- 7
- stations to run, from kettle to toastie press
- £2.99
- once to remove ads, forever, for the whole family
Before you tap
- Is Crumb & Kettle free?
- Yes. It is free to play with light ads between shifts. A single £2.99 purchase removes all ads forever and is shared with your family.
- Does it need an internet connection?
- No. It plays offline and saves on your device. Your music or podcast keeps playing while you play.
- Where can I get it?
- Crumb & Kettle is out now on the App Store and Google Play, free to download on iPhone, iPad and Android.
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A whole game in the time it takes the kettle to boil.
Free. £2.99 once if you would rather have no adverts.