Chef Physics — free arcade
Chef Physics
Preparing the round.
Preparing the round.
How to play
Three cells are heat and three are moisture. Fast means the piece is still whole. Slow means it was cut once. Crisp is fast, heat 2, moisture 0. Moist is slow, heat 1, moisture 1. Dry is slow, heat 2, moisture 0. Toss keeps the plate only when the bins match the target.
Detailed rules
- 1.Today's service comes from the Korea Standard Time date. The same day has the same three plates.
- 2.Wait raises heat by 1 and drops moisture by 1. Cool drops heat by 1 and raises moisture by 1. The bins run from 0 to 2.
- 3.Cut is once per plate. Heat and moisture stay, and the speed only changes from fast to slow.
- 4.Each plate has twenty seconds. The next plate starts the count again.
- 5.Raising the heat all the way and tossing, or cutting at once and tossing, does not clear all three plates.
- 6.Inputs are not sent to a server.
Origin & history
Chef Physics is a daily service that hits a texture from bins of heat, moisture, and speed. Wait raises heat and drops moisture. Cool does the opposite. Cut is once, and it only slows the toss. The order is not written down ahead of time.
FAQ
Does raising the heat all the way and tossing win?
No. Some plates do not want that bin, and one habit does not clear all three.
Does cutting at once and tossing win?
No. Cut only changes the speed, and the heat and moisture that fit change with the plate.