Feedee Game Guide: Every Sub Sends a Dish — Score Higher

How a round works

In Every Sub Sends a Dish, dishes from chat fall down three lanes toward a gold serving line. Tap the lane (or press 1, 2, 3, or the arrow keys) as the dish crosses the line. The round lasts 75 seconds. Amanda grows through seven sizes during it, and the score is how many pounds she gains.

Perfect, good and miss

Timing has two windows. A perfect is within 0.07 seconds of the line; a good hit is within 0.17 seconds. Anything later is a miss. A perfect is worth 1.5 times a good hit. A miss costs you nothing but your combo, so you never need to freeze after a bad tap.

Dishes and points

Every dish has a base value: taco 3, pizza 4, donut 4, burger 5 and cake 7. A cake on a perfect hit is worth more than twice a taco, so if two dishes arrive at once and you can only reach one, take the cake.

Combos

Every hit in a row adds 5 % to the points of the next one, up to 20 hits, which is a doubling. At 10 hits the game calls it out in chat. The practical advice: a clean combo is worth more than a faster tap, so give each dish the time it needs.

The hype train

Hits fill a hype meter, with more for a perfect than a good one. When it is full, the hype train runs for 8 seconds and every dish counts double. Get it going early, because the stream speeds up and the dishes get closer together after the first 25 seconds, when doubles begin to appear.

A short plan

Use the first 25 seconds, when it is slow, to build a combo and fill the meter. Spend the hype train in the busy middle, when the double dishes drop. Keep your eyes on the line, not on the dish. Your best score is saved in your browser, so you can beat it on the next run. When she reaches the last size, her full film shows the rest of the night.