Yummy Taco
Yummy Taco
Yummy Taco starts with the tortilla rather than the filling. Flour, oil, baking soda, salt and water go into the dough, it is rolled and cooked, and only then does anything go inside it.
The stall is run down when you arrive, which is part of the game: the meat mixer is broken and has to be repaired before it will do its job, and vegetables are boiled and chopped at their own station.
Some steps are traced rather than clicked. When an arrow shape appears on screen you follow it with the cursor or a finger, which is how the game handles rolling, mixing and anything else that is a motion.
How to play Yummy Taco
Dough, repair, fill, wrap
- Make the tortilla first. The dough ingredients are fixed and the rest of the taco waits on it.
- Fix the meat mixer when it breaks. Nothing from that station works until you do.
- Boil and chop the vegetables at their own station, then prepare the meat.
- Wrap each taco to the order and serve. Follow any arrow that appears rather than clicking through it.
Controls
Click or tap to pick up and use, and trace the arrow shapes when they appear. It plays on a phone as well as a computer.
Tips and strategy
Do the dough and the repairs before any customer is waiting, since both are jobs with a fixed length that cannot be hurried. Trace the arrows deliberately: a half-finished gesture usually has to be done again from the start. The chopping station is the one that backs up, so keep it ahead of the orders.
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Developer
Yummy Taco is made in house, and this is its home. It is not licensed from anyone else.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Yummy Taco free?
Yes, free in the browser with no account and no payment, on a phone or a computer.
Do I really make the tortillas?
Yes. Flour, oil, baking soda, salt and water go into the dough before anything is filled, which is why an order takes as long as it does.
Why is the meat mixer broken?
It starts that way. Repairing it is one of the tasks, and that station produces nothing until it is fixed.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, and the traced gestures work better with a finger than with a mouse.