Skewered Up!
Demo available
About the game
Stack absurd combos onto a skewer. Fill your inventory with unique ingredients and skewer them to discover deliciously broken synergies. Grill, cash out, upgrade your skewer, and serve customers with unique demands in this fast, physical roguelike deckbuilder. Easy to learn. Hard to Master.
Original Steam description
Skewered Up! is a roguelike deckbuilder Cooking game where you try to stack ingredients on a skewer in the best order. Can you satisfy all the weird customers?
Every few seconds the machine hands you few ingredients. You get to keep one. You slide it onto the skewer.
Dozens of ingredients that you can’t find in your local kebab shop! Meats, Vegetables, Dairies, Fruits, Seafoods, Relishes and much more…
Grab bizarre ingredients. Skewer them in the perfect order. Watch the combos chain from left to right and serve your fussiest customers a score they can't refuse. Your kebab diner needs you, Chef!
Visit the Grimbo's Shop between each round to draft rare ingredients, new skewers, and mystic power-ups into your deck.
WHAT'S IN THE BOX?
Real time pressure. Ingredients keep coming. Deliberating is itself a cost.
Randomness that opens doors rather than closing them. A bad draw is a different plan, not a dead run.
Multiple viable strategies every single run — and rare ingredients strong enough to make you rebuild your whole deck around them.
Run-based roguelike deckbuilding with a physical, hands-on twist
Order-dependent effects that chain into unexpected synergies
Squeeze, Pocket and Drop mechanics that allows you to dynamically modify your order in the round
A deep between-round shop: Charms, ingredient crates, stamps and even a brand new skewer
2 Skewers you can cook with
Customers with modifiers and bonus requests that reshape each round
Warm, chaotic kebab-shop presentation rooted in street food culture
Add Skewered Up! to your wishlist to be notified the moment the grill is lit.
Demo and release information
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