Cereal Killer

Cereal Killer puts you in a cereal van parked on a college campus. Students line up with orders: a base cereal, a milk and a topping or two. Tap the ingredients into the bowl, serve it before the patience bar runs out and collect the tips. A perfect bowl in a row builds a combo.

Across the quad a rival van is chasing the same customers. Play against the computer (easy, medium or hard), play a friend on the same screen, or watch two computers run their vans. Money from a shift is banked, and it opens new campuses (Morning Rush, Finals Week, Game Day) and van upgrades (patient students, a bigger tip jar and a hype-boosting speaker stack). Upgrades count when you play alone or against the computer, not in a two-player duel.

Students speak recorded voice lines when they arrive, when you serve them (perfect, close or wrong) and when they walk out, and the rival van gloats now and then. The Sound button is on the shift screen. Nothing plays before you start a shift.

No ads, no accounts and nothing to buy with real money: upgrades cost only what you earn in the game.