Caribbean Market Rush

Market day starts early. Auntie sets up the stall, the customers reach, and everybody wants something different.

Caribbean Market Rush is a game about filling orders at a market stall. A customer tells you what she wants - twelve mango, six callaloo, a bag of scotch bonnet - and you match the produce on the table to fill it before the day is done.

WHAT MAKES THIS STALL DIFFERENT

- Produce spoils. Leave rotten produce on the table and it spreads, one patch per turn, every turn you ignore it. Spoiled produce still matches, but it does not sell - it pays nothing toward the order. Clear it, or watch it eat the supply you need.

- Customers come in line. Some stalls serve one customer. Others bring a queue, each with a different order, arriving one after the next while you are still working the last one.

- Some orders walk. Certain stalls ask you to bring a crate all the way down the table and out, not just clear colours.

EIGHT MARKETS, ONE ROUTE

130 stalls across eight real markets: Port of Spain Central Market, Coronation Market in Kingston, Cheapside in Bridgetown, Stabroek in Georgetown, the Marche en Fer in Port-au-Prince, Flatbush and Nostrand in Brooklyn, Eglinton West in Little Jamaica, and Brixton's Electric Avenue. Each island carries its own awning colours, its own produce and its own feel.

MARKET TRICKS

Cutlass Chop takes one piece clean off the table. Pepper Sauce souses a whole kind of produce off the board. Sweet Hand gives you a free switch. Fresh Delivery drops a bomb where you want it. Shake Up rearranges the stall when nothing is left to match. Stay Open Late buys you moves when the day runs out.

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Free to play, with original art, music and a Caribbean vendor voice recorded for this game.

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