More Sushi!

Clickers are often endless but this one has a limit. And it will tell you when you've reached that limit. More Sushi! is a free sushi restaurant clicker you play in your web browser. In More Sushi!, you click a large piece of sushi to add plates to a conveyor belt where hungry customers pick them up. Your earnings go towards upgrading the restaurant and hiring "helpers" that click for you and adding higher-paying sushi types. Then you use those plates to get "stars", which buy permanent upgrades for the next round.

Key Controls

• Use MOUSE and LEFT-CLICK

How It Works

You begin with a debt. The restaurant belongs to someone else and he wants his money back. That happens as you build enough sushi to make it faster than the belt of hungry customers can eat. Each click puts a plate on the conveyor belt, each consumed plate earns money and that money is spent on upgrades, helpers that click for you and higher-paying sushi types.

Once the debt is cleared, the second half of the game begins. Now that there are so many completed plates, More Sushi! allows players to sell them for "stars". The stars can be used to buy upgrades, and they are permanently added to the game. So, when you reset for another round, your upgrades remain and you start with a faster restaurant, less distance to travel to the top, and the same relaxing background sounds by Takeo Suzuki. The entire experience is just a short prestige loop.

Here’s How To Play

• Click the large sushi to create a plate to place on the conveyor belt.
• Earn money from each eaten plate.
• Use your earnings to purchase upgrades to increase the value of each click.
• Hire additional "helper" employees to continue creating plates for your restaurant and unlock different types of sushi that pay more.
• After your debt is repaid, exchange completed plates for stars.
• Use your stars to purchase permanent upgrades and start your next round faster.

What Makes It Special

• It ends. More Sushi! is an incremental clicker with a short prestige loop: you need to eliminate a debt first, then get as much profit as possible in the least amount of time.
• Completed plates are the currency used for prestige. Each plate created can be stored until the end of a round, at which point they can be converted to stars.
• Spawn rate hits zero. When all relevant upgrades have been purchased, the spawn rate visibly drops to zero, indicating that clicking is complete.
• 1-button play. The creator states the game is 1-button accessible. All actions require only a single mouse button press.

Getting Started

• Purchase a helper before purchasing an upgrade. More Sushi! pays based on the number of plates created/finished. While waiting in the store, your helpers will generate plates to help your profits grow even further than larger clicks.
• Reset when the spawn rate reaches zero. At this point, the game is telling you the round is complete. Any additional time spent playing is unnecessary prestige time.
• Unlock new sushi types as soon as possible. New sushi types provide increased earnings potential for all hired employees including yourself due to higher earning potential from each click.
• Do not rush to eliminate your debt. Plated items generated prior to eliminating your debt will convert to stars when eliminated. As such, a longer initial run may produce more income overall.

Additional Ideas

The best method to earn stars in More Sushi! is by feeding as many customers as possible prior to eliminating your debt rather than trying to eliminate your debt as quickly as possible. Stars are produced from plated items therefore, a longer run using multiple helpers generating revenue for you creates more plated items. A spawn rate of zero is an indicator, not a bug; you should cease clicking and simply acquire and prestige. Upgrades acquired with stars are cumulative over rounds. Therefore, round two requires significantly fewer stars than round one. An optimized playthrough of More Sushi! can typically be completed within about two hours, and it really comes down to understanding when to reset versus how quickly you can click.

Common Mistakes To Avoid

• Clicking past the spawn rate hitting zero. Once the spawn rate is at zero, no sushi is being spawned therefore nothing is paying out.
• Eliminating your debt during a thin plated item stack. A smaller stacked plated item count results in lower star payouts and lower upgraded speed in subsequent rounds.
• Saving money for large upgrades. Cash sitting idle generates no new sushi, and purchasing a helper today multiplies revenue from all future rounds.
• Treating resets as losses. Star upgrades are retained throughout the game and therefore every prestige reduces the amount of time required to reach the top of the next round.

Questions & Answers

1. What is More Sushi?

   More Sushi! is a short incremental clicker by pixelqube where players manage a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant. Players create sushi by clicking, purchase upgrades, hire helpers to increase production and unlock new sushi varieties, collect plates and eventually turn them into 'stars' to purchase permanent upgrades.

2. How do I play More Sushi?

   Simply left-click the large sushi icon to create sushi and then use the money to purchase upgrades, helpers and new sushi varieties. Once your debt is paid off, use your collected plates to obtain 'stars', which in turn can be exchanged for permanent upgrades.

3. Is More Sushi! a cooking game?

   No, More Sushi! is an incremental clicker with a sushi theme; there is no prep work involved in preparing ingredients, combination of recipes nor timing orders. Each type of sushi is created by simply left-clicking on the large sushi icon; it's about acquiring upgrades and prestiging.

4. What are 'stars' in More Sushi?

   In More Sushi!, 'stars' represent the prestige currency obtained by exchanging used plates once your debt has been paid off. Stars can be traded for permanent upgrades that retain their effects through multiple rounds.

5. How long will it take me to complete More Sushi?

   Each session will last approximately thirty minutes; overall completion time will be around two hours across multiple prestige rounds. There are no levels or days involved; progress consists solely of reducing your debt and increasing your star upgrades.

6. Is More Sushi! available on Rocket Games the same as the version available on Steam?

   Yes; although both versions are essentially identical with regards to gameplay. However, the Steam version includes additional features such as achievement tracking and cloud-based saving capabilities; whereas the browser/web version/demonstration version provided by pixelqube remains completely free.

Similar Clicker Games

For fans of food-themed games with pixel art graphics, Squishy Merge: Dumplings and Butter offers similar design elements with its cute kitchen aesthetic while replacing prestige with collecting merged squishies into collections. For users drawn-in by the prestige loop aspect of More Sushi!, Clicker Heroes provides an extreme form of that concept with layered ascendancy and transcendence progression possibilities that span weeks instead of two hours. Lastly, users looking for an example of the most basic form of a large thing clicked, Whopper Clicker replaces sushi with burgers and an empire instead of debt. More in Clicker Games.

Final Thoughts

In essence, this is a clicker designed for people who dislike clickers because it respects your time and concludes as well. If you prefer games with numbers that grow infinitely, skip it; this one does not. Playing More Sushi! online through one full prestige cycle will demonstrate the concept behind it.