Sugarquill

Trace each memo's frosting pattern onto the pastry before it burns

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Released: Tuesday, June 2, 2026 Genre: Arcade Controls: Drag with mouse or touch to trace the frosting pattern; tap or Space to start Platform: Browser (desktop & mobile)

About this game

Sugarquill is a survival baking game where you pipe frosting by tracing each order memo's pattern onto incoming pastries with your sugar quill before they burn. Work a four-minute shift with three lives as orders pile up, then face one climax centerpiece in the final 30 seconds. Misjudge a stroke or let a pastry scorch and you lose a heart.

How to play

Drag with mouse or touch to trace the frosting pattern; tap or Space to start Sugarquill runs entirely in your browser — no download or sign-up. Press play above, or open it fullscreen for the best experience on phone or desktop.

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