About A Waffles Fate
A Waffles Fate is a dodging game starring a waffle that has a bad day ahead of it. Spiky heads fly in from the side, and all you can do is slide up or down to get out of their way.
It's an endless runner, so there's no level to clear and no ending. You keep going until something sharp gets you, then start over and try to last longer. The art is cute and bright, which makes the threat funnier: a crowd of spiky heads chasing a breakfast food. The humor runs dark, but it never gets heavy.
It began as a jam entry, the second game in a one-game-a-week challenge, with waffle as the jam theme. That explains the premise. You can play A Waffles Fate online here, and A Waffles Fate free in the browser means a round is a few seconds away.
How to Play A Waffles Fate
- Press the Up Arrow to move the waffle up.
- Press the Down Arrow to move it down.
- Watch the spiky heads coming in and slide into the gap between them.
- Stay alive as long as you can. When a head gets you, start again and try to beat your last run.
What to Expect in A Waffles Fate
This is a pure reflex test. You only have two buttons, so every death feels like your fault, and that's what pulls you into another round. Early heads are easy to read. As more of them fill the screen, you'll start choosing a lane a moment before you need it.
There's no map, no menu to read first and no upgrades. You open it, you move, you dodge. That suits a quick break, and it's a decent one to pass around a room to see who lasts longest.
Tips for A Waffles Fate
- Skip the urge to chase every gap. Move only when a head is about to reach you, then settle again.
- Look a little ahead of the waffle, not at it. The heads that matter are the next ones.
- Tap the arrows in short bursts. Holding a key down sends you straight into the next row of heads.
- If a run goes badly early, restart it instead of limping on. Rounds are short, so a fresh one costs you little.
- Relax your hands between dodges. Gripping the keys tight is how you miss the small moves.
Who Made A Waffles Fate
A Waffles Fate was made by Blackthornprod Games and released on itch.io. It was made in Unity as an entry for a weekly game jam. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the A Waffles Fate page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is A Waffles Fate free?
Yes. A Waffles Fate is free to play here, with nothing to buy and nothing to install.
How do you play A Waffles Fate?
Press the Up Arrow and Down Arrow to slide the waffle between rows. Spiky heads come in from the side, and you need to be in a free spot when they reach you. That's all A Waffles Fate asks of you, so the skill is in timing.
What is the goal in A Waffles Fate?
Last as long as you can without touching a spiky head. A Waffles Fate is an endless runner, so there's no final level, only a longer run than your last one. Each time you start over, you're trying to beat yourself.
Who made A Waffles Fate?
Blackthornprod Games is the creator of A Waffles Fate. We play the original itch.io build here and credit it on this page.
Can I play A Waffles Fate on a Chromebook or phone?
The controls are the Up and Down arrow keys, so a Chromebook or laptop is the easy choice. A phone does not have arrow keys, so A Waffles Fate will not play well on a touch screen unless you connect a keyboard.
Is A Waffles Fate unblocked at school?
If your school's filter allows FunClicker, A Waffles Fate unblocked runs right in the tab. Filters differ from one network to the next, so it's worth a quick try.
Why is A Waffles Fate about a waffle?
Waffle was the theme of the jam it was made for, and the game took that and ran with it. The result is a small, silly dodging game where the hero is breakfast and the enemies are spiky heads.
Is A Waffles Fate part of a bigger project?
It's the second game in a challenge to make a new game every week for a year, and it was also entered in a weekly game jam. That's why A Waffles Fate is small and focused on a single idea.
