Quick Facts
A little press note.
Kapasta is made by Nico Mueller as a small iPhone and iPad puzzle game with hand-drawn food worlds, local progress, and no account requirement.
Press
Kapasta is a cozy food puzzle game about fitting odd little pieces into one hungry bowl.
It is hand-drawn, gentle at first, and quietly tricky later on. Players rotate, mirror, and place food-shaped pieces across Fresh Start and three illustrated worlds: Molto Bene, Lost in Ramen, and Candy Land.
iPhone and iPad
Food puzzle game
Kapasta 1.2
Short Description
One bowl, twelve strange pieces.
Kapasta is a hand-drawn food puzzle game for iPhone and iPad. Rotate, mirror, and place food-shaped pieces into cozy puzzle boards across playful illustrated food worlds.
Longer Description
A quiet puzzle for food lovers.
Each level starts with a board, a bowl, and a handful of odd pieces waiting below. The answer is usually close, but rarely obvious: turn a piece, flip it, try another corner, and watch the bowl slowly make sense.
Comfort
A few softer ways to play.
Kapasta includes small options for players who want a calmer session or a clearer screen.
Accessibility
Larger text, Reduce Motion support, readable labels, and a few quieter visual choices help the game stay comfortable.
Relaxed Mode
Timer pressure and timing sounds can be switched off for a slower bowl.
Chef Tips
A gentle nudge is available when a level has been staring back for too long.
Artwork and Screenshots
Images you can use.
The press kit download includes app icon, wordmark, pack artwork, level 14 screenshots, a short gameplay clip, and launch copy.
Three Themes
Molto Bene, Lost in Ramen, and Candy Land.
Each world has its own table, pieces, colors, and little mood.
Contact
Questions, keys, or a different image size?
Send a note to press@kapasta.com and include the outlet, format, and deadline if there is one.