Sandwich Tower

Sandwich Tower is a stacking game as drawn in the back of a school exercise book. At the bottom is Brenda, a slice of bread on a plate, and sliding across above her, one at a time, comes everything you would put in a sandwich: lettuce, cheese, tomato, a fried egg. Tap or click anywhere to drop it. Drop it right in the middle and it is PERFECT, and a few of those in a row make a streak. Drop it a bit to one side and the part that hangs over the edge falls off as a whole little copy of itself, waving bye as it goes, and the sandwich gets a bit narrower.

Then it stops being lunch. Once the sandwich is too tall for the kitchen the page turns, something enormous lands on top all by itself, and the game carries on in the house with a sofa, a bath and a VERY pleased cow, then across the whole town with buses, whales and castles, up into the sky with rainbows and airships and finally out into space, where you stack planets, flying saucers and rockets. The scores grow at the same rate, which is to say unreasonably. A run is quick, a couple of minutes, and the top bread is the Moon, which has been waiting for its turn all along. Put it on and a very hungry alien turns up for lunch.

You have three pickles, and anything that misses the sandwich completely costs you one. Lose all three and you have made a snack instead, which Brenda is also fine with. Every sandwich, even a snack, ends with a new hat for whoever is on top, kept in your browser along with your high score. There is also a button on the title page that says do not press, and what it does is between you and the cow.