Description

Maze chase turns into a lesson in planning under pressure in You Have To Eat Cheese, a nimble top-down dash where a quick little runner must outthink a prowling cat and beat the clock; how to play: swipe or press to move through grid corridors, hop ledges and floor gaps with a jump button, slide under low beams, and collect cheese wedges that only appear after you flip nearby switches; keys open short cuts, vents pop you to parallel lanes, and hide-nooks buy a second to re-route while the cat passes; optional “clock crumbs” add a few seconds when time is tight, but going out of your way can cost more than you gain; tips: walk the route with your eyes first—identify one main loop and one emergency side path—then commit so you don’t hesitate when the chase tightens; lure the cat across a trapdoor, circle a pillar to break line of sight, and use jump only when you have runway (panic jumps hit walls and waste time); stash a vent escape near dead ends and leave one cheese for last near the exit so you finish immediately after grabbing it; in later maps with moving belts, approach from the slow side so you can time a safe merge rather than being fired into enemies, and when keys are color-coded, clear one color zone entirely before unlocking the next to keep your mental map clean; accessibility blends with fair play: high-contrast toggles, rumble cues when the cat locks on, and rewind tokens that let you retry from the last switch instead of restarting a whole maze; mini-review: fair, readable, and tense in a way that makes a clean escape feel earned—especially on runs where you loop a pillar, hear the cat’s footsteps fade, and slip into a vent that pops you out right beside the final cheese; unique blurb: the best chases feel like puzzles you solved at speed, where success comes not from luck but from choosing a route and sticking to it when your heart says “run anywhere.”

Instruction

Click to jump the mouse

Specifications

• Easy to play