Equal Pieces
Slice real food into perfectly equal pieces. The scale never lies.
About this game
Can you cut a watermelon into two perfectly equal halves? A daikon into four? The scale will tell. The weight comes from the picture of the food, so a leafy crown is light and the fat end of a loaf is heavy.
Start in the kitchen. Play the path, take today's plate, open the chest, or keep cutting in endless. Look after the knife: a wild cut chips it, and the workshop has a Santoku, a cleaver, a damascus and a golden knife when you have the coins.
From level 11 the guide line goes away and the plate will not wait forever. Chalk draws the path for one try. A laser marks the balance point. A better knife lasts longer. It never cuts more exactly. Only your eye does that.
- Six chapters: vegetables, fruits, bakery, dairy, meat and the menu. A boss every ten levels.
- Honest weight: leaves and crowns weigh almost nothing. Holes in the cheese weigh nothing. A bone is heavy.
- Your knife: bad cuts chip it. The workshop repairs it, or you buy a tougher one.
- Today's plate: three foods, a streak, and a place on the daily board under your cook's name.
- Endless: keep cutting. Three lives.
- Help when you want it: a chalk line or a laser, paid in coins or a short optional video. Never a forced ad.
How far we are
Equal Pieces is out on Google Play for everyone, free, in 178 countries since 3 November 2026. Thank you to every tester who kept it installed for the 14 days that made it possible.
Done
- Front page with the chef's kitchen
- Campaign of six chapters, 120 levels
- Daily plate, chest, food book, endless and Rush Hour
- Workshop, knives, cut effects and optional rewarded videos
- Privacy policy, also in the game's Settings
- 12 testers for 14 days in the closed test
- Released on Google Play for everyone
Next on the plate
- Listen to the first players' reviews
- Fix what players find
- A smaller download
What you need
Android
- Android phone, portrait
- Works offline, apart from the daily board and optional videos
