Sushi Hashi

IT LOOKS EASY. IT ISN'T.

Just pick up a sushi and put it on a plate. Everyone looks and thinks they can do it.

Point the camera at your hand — and it appears on the screen holding a pair of chopsticks. You don't touch any buttons: you join your thumb and forefinger and the chopsticks close along with your fingers. You open your hand, and they open.

Then you try to pick up the first nigiri. And you understand.

🍣 PRESSING HARDER DOESN'T SOLVE IT
Lightly, the edamame slips and falls. With force, the tofu falls apart in your hand.

Between loose and strong there is a right, narrow point, and finding that point is the whole game. It's not strength — it's pulse.

🥢 NINE PHASES, AND EACH ONE TAKES YOUR WORLD AWAY
· Nigiri, calm, to help you gain confidence
· Edamame, which slips away when you relax
· Small pieces: rice grains, sesame seeds, roe
· Tofu — and here everything you've learned turns against you
· The conveyor belt, which waits for no one
· The soy sauce, which forces you to go through two places
· And the all-you-can-eat sushi, where everything happens at once

🏅 THE REAL TEST
Pass your phone to someone and say "just grab the sushi". Keep watching.

👀 MADE FOR CHILDREN (AND WITH PATIENCE WITH THEM)
Everything in Brazilian Portuguese, with voice for those who can't yet read. The game is difficult
to master, never to understand: it tells you what to do, shows you when you're pressing too hard and lets you try again right away. Before starting, it advises you to call an adult and look around. 🔒 THE CAMERA DOESN'T LEAVE THE DEVICE
The image is only used for the game to see your hand, right there on your phone.

Nothing is recorded. Nothing is sent. No photos are taken from there.

📱 NO ACCESSORIES REQUIRED
Just your phone and your hand. No glasses, no controller, no internet.

Sushi Hashi is free to try. The full game, with all levels,

is unlocked once for R$ 9.90 — no monthly fee and no ads.

Seems easy. Go for it.

InfoCutter · Walter Güntzel