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Doner Madness

Cooking is routine. Chaos is constant. Keep the shop alive through stress, disasters, and debts.

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April 14, 2026
109 days ago
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About the Game

Cooking is routine. Chaos is constant.

You run a doner stand with one hand, zero luck, and a mountain of debt. Cooking orders would be simple if the meat didn’t burn, the kitchen didn’t randomly catch fire, rats didn’t infest everything, beggars didn’t demand money, and the lights didn’t go out at the worst possible moment.

Smoke cigarettes to manage stress (terrible idea, very effective), juggle your limited power outlets, fight fires, chase rats, and somehow keep the orders moving. Every day is a battle, every shift is chaos, and the debt never stops ticking. Can you survive long enough to pay it off… or will the doner shop devour you first?

Features

  • One-handed doner cooking - because realism

  • Stress system (cigarettes optional, sanity not guaranteed)

  • Random kitchen fires for maximum panic

  • Debt system that doesn’t care about you

  • Limited electricity: too many devices, too few sockets

  • Infestations - rats included, mercy not guaranteed