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Eatime

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Description

Eatime is a Chinese-cuisine strategy puzzle about planning every minute. Arrange cooking steps on a timeline, manage chefs and cookware, combine tasks, and adapt your schedule so every dish is served at just the right moment.

Single-player

Released

August 21, 2026

Price

$1.99$1.59 -20%

Platforms

Windows

Developer

Astral Rite

Publisher

Astral Rite

CasualIndieSimulationStrategy2DCookingManagementResource ManagementSingleplayerTime Management

About

Eatime is a Chinese-cuisine-themed strategy puzzle game built around planning and scheduling.
Here, cooking isn't about quick reflexes—it's about smart planning. Read the recipes, coordinate your chefs and cookware, and fit every step into the right time slot so an entire table of dishes comes out right on schedule.

Plan a Whole Feast on the Timeline

Drag cooking steps onto the timeline and assign each one a time and piece of cookware. Work out what needs to come first, and turn a hectic kitchen into one beautifully organized plan.

From Home-Style Favorites to a Reunion Feast

Explore six main chapters, plus themed collections such as “Afternoon Tea” and “Reunion New Year's Eve Dinner.” With 38 levels and 103 Chinese dishes—from everyday stir-fries to banquet centerpieces—you'll find your own rhythm in the kitchen, one dish at a time.

Keep Your Chefs Busy

Some steps run automatically, freeing your chefs to prepare other dishes in the meantime. Make every minute count.

Do It Together When You Can

Schedule prep, blanching, frying, or steaming steps from different dishes together to complete several tasks at once. But sooner isn't always better—a single merge can reshape the rest of your schedule.

The Kitchen Never Goes Quite to Plan

Cookware maintenance, freshness windows, and other restrictions can throw your original plan off course. Weigh the constraints on every dish and every stretch of the timeline, then rethink the order and placement of each step to find a new solution.

Plan every minute just right. Then, dinner is served.