BUTTER IT

•Game Name: BUTTER IT

•Genre: Logic / Sliding Puzzle

•Platform: Web browser, playable on PC or compatible devices

•Release & Updates: Initially launched around March 2024 with later updates.

The main goal is to spread butter on all slices of bread on the griddle before your butter melts completely.

•You have a limited amount of “melting butter”, represented by a counter.

•If the counter reaches zero before you’ve buttered every slice, you lose the level.

•Movement: Use the arrow keys or WASD keys to move.

•Each time you move onto a bread slice, it becomes buttered.

•Moving across empty tiles causes your butter to melt gradually, reducing the counter.

•If you slide over a tile that’s already buttered, you won’t stop there — you’ll keep sliding — but it doesn’t cost additional butter.

•Two key tools to help you:

•Undo (U) – Take back your last move.

•Restart (R) – Reset the entire level if you get stuck or want to try a new strategy.

Here are some helpful tips to master BUTTER IT and clear tougher levels:

1.Study the whole layout before moving

Take a moment to observe where all the bread slices, buttered tiles, and empty spaces are. Planning ahead will help you avoid wasting moves.

2.Target hard-to-reach bread slices first

Butter the slices in corners or difficult spots early. Leaving them for last may force you to take longer paths, costing more butter.

3.Avoid unnecessary moves

Every move matters. While sliding over already buttered tiles doesn’t consume butter, pointless back-and-forth moves waste time and positioning.

4.Use Undo and Restart wisely

If you’re running low on butter or realize you’re stuck, undo a few moves to correct mistakes. Sometimes restarting the level early is better than fixing a bad path.

5.Plan for chain coverage

Try to cover multiple bread slices in one smooth sequence while minimizing movement across empty tiles.

6.Watch your butter meter closely

Keep an eye on the melting counter at all times. When it’s low, focus on efficient moves and avoid risky paths.