TIDY SUSHI

Coming to iPhone & iPad

TIDYSUSHI

A little order.
A lot of satisfaction.

Take a seat at the counter. Send sushi around the conveyor, bring matching pieces together, and enjoy that last, perfectly placed bite.

Take a closer look

A small game with plenty to chew on.
Made by independent developer Gordon Tucker.

Level 14 in Tidy Sushi: five wooden trays hold colorful sushi beside a conveyor with eight plates. Undo, Add plates and Add tray controls sit below the puzzle.
A peek at the counter · Development gameplay

One piece. One thoughtful move.

Easy to pick up.
Lovely to puzzle over.

There’s a place for every piece. Finding the right order is the fun part.

  1. 01 / TAP

    Send one on its way.

    Tap a tray to release its front sushi onto a conveyor plate. Just one piece moves with each tap.

  2. 02 / SORT

    Bring matches together.

    Sushi travels to an open spot in a matching or empty tray. Think ahead: there are only so many plates on the belt.

  3. 03 / FINISH

    Put a lid on it.

    Fill a tray with one kind of sushi and its lid settles into place. Finish every tray to complete the puzzle.

600campaign levels
4, 5 & 6pieces per serving tray
A fresh settingchosen for each level, always free

Discover hidden sushi, frozen pieces, and keys as you go. Warm wood, ceramic plates, and a changing collection of table settings make each new puzzle feel at home.

Hello from Utah

One developer.
A family-sized dream.

— Gordon Tucker

I’m a husband, a dad to two kids, and a solo developer who has always wanted to make games for a living.

I started with a simple idea: make games my wife would love. Something fun to pick up, a puzzle worth thinking about, and a reason to try just one more level.

Tidy Sushi is part of that dream. I’m learning as I go and working toward making games full time for my family.

Thank you for giving my little game a place in your day.

A real person on the other end

Need a hand?

Found a bug, have a question, or want to share an idea? I’d love to hear from you. For a game issue, include your device, game version, and level number if you can.

Email Gordon