Kaiten Sushi Belt Merge

Take a seat at the late-night sushi bar where nothing ever holds still. Kaiten is a physics merge-drop with a moving floor. The whole arena rides a conveyor belt: your pile leans, drifts, and migrates sideways while you play. And there are no side walls — the two screen edges are glowing gold seams, and any plate carried past one edge wraps around to the other, still rolling. The pile you built on the left comes back at you from the right. Drop plates from the hanging chopsticks. Two equal dishes merge into the next, edamame all the way up to the Omakase Platter — which devours everything nearby for a bonus and is served away in gold. The twist is the strategy: merges within reach of a seam score ×2, and the belt never stops feeding your pile through the seams. Ride the drift. Time the wrap. Chase the gold. • The floor is a conveyor belt — the pile visibly leans and migrates • No side walls: plates wrap screen edge to screen edge, velocity intact • Seam merges pay ×2 — the belt feeds them to you if you let it • Ten dishes to merge, edamame to the Omakase Platter finisher • The belt speeds up as you score; the chef's window ends a jammed service • Best score and games played saved on device • Fully offline, no account, nothing collected The belt is running. Itadakimasu.