Pastries and combos
Slice several pastries in one swipe to make a combo. Avoid the Barcelos roosters and azulejo tiles: they cost you points and break your combo. Slicing a bomb ends the round.

An arcade game with a taste of Portugal. Swipe your finger, slice pastries and build combos — but watch what else comes flying.
Now in English and European Portuguese. The game follows your device language.
Free. No ads. No in-app purchases.
One simple swipe. One more pastry. One more shot at your best score.
Slice several pastries in one swipe to make a combo. Avoid the Barcelos roosters and azulejo tiles: they cost you points and break your combo. Slicing a bomb ends the round.
Every slice counts in a timed round. Chase your best score before the clock runs out.
Try free practice with no timer. Play without an account, or sign in with an optional Unity account to compete on the online leaderboard.
A glimpse of a round recorded with the Portuguese interface, with original game audio and English captions. Press play whenever you are ready.
This version uses a synthetic voice to describe the action in English, with game audio in the background. Playback only starts when you press play.
A Tuga Ninja round in a bakery with blue tiles and a wooden counter. At the start of this excerpt, the display shows 230 points and about 35 seconds remaining. Pastries fly up from the bottom. A silver trail follows the slices, and the pastry halves fall away.
Bombs with lit fuses, tiles and roosters appear among the pastries. Slicing increases the score; gestures that slice several pastries produce combos and bonus points. Near the end, the pace quickens. A four-pastry combo appears; the excerpt ends at 745 points with about 10 seconds remaining.
Rhythmic instrumental music plays with launching, slicing and crunching sounds, crackling fuses, rooster calls and combo chimes. There is no dialogue in the original version. The audio-described version adds a synthesized English voice describing the setting, slices, hazards and combos.
From the first swipe to the final second: take a look inside the game.

Sixty seconds, flying pastries and a best score to beat. Shown in Portuguese.

Get a feel for slicing and combos, at your own pace. Shown in Portuguese.

Choose a timed round or jump into free practice. Shown in English.

Instructions in English, with traditional Portuguese pastry names.
Yes. The first version of Tuga Ninja is free, with no advertising or in-app purchases.
No. You can play and practise without an account. An optional Unity account gives you access to online leaderboard features. Your best score on this device is separate from your online best score.
Yes. Rounds and free practice work offline. Signing in and using the leaderboard require an internet connection.
iPhone and iPad: available on App Store. Android: available on Google Play. Play in landscape orientation. Check each store page to confirm compatibility with your device.
Version 1.1 supports English and European Portuguese, both offline. Automatic uses European Portuguese for devices set to any variety of Portuguese, and English for all other device languages. You can switch at any time in Settings → Language: Automatic, Português (Portugal) or English. Your choice is saved and your data and a paused round are preserved.