About This Game

Feed the drain. Grow it. Swallow the kitchen.

Move your grinder over the food swirling round the sink. There is nothing to click: whatever is under it gets chewed up. Every scrap pays, and every scrap makes the drain a little bigger.

When the tap stops, your haul drops through the Pipeworks, a plinko of pipes and pegs, and comes out as cash for the next upgrade. Then turn the tap back on.

What's in the sink

• Six kitchens a run: a kitchen sink, a farmhouse sink, a restaurant dish pit, a food court, the sewer main and a treatment plant.
  
• Food that fights back: batteries that zap their neighbours, mouldy fruit that leaves a stink cloud, greasy amber leftovers worth triple, cans that burst, and rats and gulls that steal your dinner.
  
• A clog in every kitchen, and a boss fatberg to break before you move on. At the very end: the Big Clog.
  
• Almost 200 upgrades on a branching board: sharper teeth, a wider grinder, chain reactions, grease fires, a longer tap.
  
• Keys and toolboxes turn up in the sink and upgrade the Pipeworks.
  
• The Lost & Found: 24 odd things people dropped down the sink, each with its own bonus. A Scrapbook of 132 things you have ground. 35 goals.
  
• Lay a pipe when you are done and play again somewhere new: down at the Harbour there is a fish market where the tide comes and goes, and a cruise ship galley.

A short one

A first run takes two to three hours. Play with a mouse, a finger, the keyboard or a gamepad. Tired hands? Turn on Auto-grind in Settings.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Capsule art is AI generated