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kitchen fire

A free arcade game — play it in your browser, no install. Kitchen Pair Rush is a mobile-first browser game where players match African food ingredient pairs moving in opposite directions.

by @ChicAfricanCulture · ChicAfricanCulture/kitchen-fire on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON CHICAFRICANCULTURE.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 24 Oct 2026

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Controls: The left lane moves up and the right lane moves down

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A fast, one-tap matching game made for phones. Two lanes of ingredients slide past each other: pepper, plantain, fish, yam, onion, tomato, egusi and palm oil. Tap when the same ingredient sits in the middle window on both sides.

A free game from The African Gourmet, made to help people learn about African food through play.

The left lane moves up and the right lane moves down. When both lanes show the same ingredient inside the centre window, tap Tap to Match. On a computer you can click it or press Space. Good taps build your score and combo. Misses cost a life.

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