Nori Noon · Tiny Counter
An original cozy sushi-counter arcade: follow visible ingredient sequences, assemble illustrated bites, select waiting guests and serve three short shifts. Generous patience or relaxed service with no timers, undo/fresh plate, keyboard and native touch controls, saved best shifts, and two local GPT-generated food/workbench assets. Fictional game recipes, not cooking instructions. Recent November 9 sushi-counter news inspired the setting. GitHub concept reference only; no upstream code, assets or recipes copied. Source: https://github.com/imshota1009/Bartender-EN (MIT (original game); Apache-2.0 (reference only)). Metadata tags: github-source, game.
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