Bring me Sandwiches!!
2011 video game
Bring me Sandwiches!! is a 2011 puzzle-platform game developed by Grumpyface Studios and published by Adult Swim Games for iOS. It was released on the iTunes Store on October 20, 2011, before being delisted on September 19, 2017.
Designed as part of an initiative to bring exclusive indie games to iOS, the game makes use of touch and/or tilt controls in sidescrolling levels where a fast food employee is tasked with assembling sandwiches to satisfy a giant alien threatening to destroy Earth, with gameplay focused on collecting increasingly large objects as toppings across cuisine-themed levels.
Gameplay
The plot follows fast food employee Jimmy Nugget being tasked by the president of the United States to fulfil the wishes of a giant alien named Invader Gourmo, which threatens to destroy Earth unless his demands for specific sandwiches are met. The player must traverse through 25 levels themed after the cuisines of different countries, with the goal of each being to find, pick up and carry sandwiches with specific toppings to one of Gourmo's minions. These toppings consist of a variety of cartoony elements. The size of the sandwich bread gradually increases with each checkpoint, enabling the player to pick up increasingly large objects, going from small food items to buildings or other parts of the landscape.
Development and release
Bring me Sandwiches!! was first revealed on September 16, 2011, as part of Adult Swim Digital's initiative to further its partnerships with independent game studios to bring exclusive games to iOS. Chris Graham of Grumpyface Studios described the development process as allowing "for a nice creative freedom you don't always expect when working with a publisher".
On December 20, 2011, update 1.1 added iPad support with specially formatted HD graphics.
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