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Turbo Fat

Poobslag · Published by Poobslag

Positive — 92% positive (25 reviews) · 35 achievements

Last updated 27 Sept 2026

A tasty twist on classic block stacking! Spin, squish and combine pieces to serve up delicious desserts. Explore 100 scrumptious levels, each with unique surprises and hilarious gimmicks. Team up with the mysterious Fat Sensei and grow your restaurant empire, catering to a cast of quirky creatures!

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£4.99

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3 Sept 2026Lowest: £4.99 · Highest: £4.998 Oct 2026

Action, Indie, Casual · 2024 · More under £5 games

Turbo Fat challenges you to spin and combine delicious desserts in unique levels. Team up with the enigmatic Fat Sensei and expand your restaurant, serving quirky creatures with every twist and turn.

About this game

Turbo Fat reimagines classic 90s block-stacking games with a delicious twist -- new pieces, new moves, new ways to score, and tons of wacky level gimmicks! Misdrop? Just squish your way out of it! Build insane combos with no limits, 10, 20 or even 100 lines! But don't wait for line pieces, we got rid of those! (Hey, nobody said it would be easy...)

Fun and Forgiving for New Puzzlers

In Turbo Fat, there's no such thing as a bad move! Squish pieces through tight spaces and recover from misdrops with ease. Filling up your playfield is fine, too! You don't have to start over. And a helpful set of tutorials walks you through every step, making sure you're ready for the sweetest challenges ahead.

Extreme Challenges for Puzzle Pros

Ready to prove your puzzle prowess? Turbo Fat’s toughest levels demand expert strategy and lightning-fast reflexes! Stack pieces into high-scoring cakes and chain massive combos to keep your customers happy (and full!) With ultra-responsive controls, you can move and lock pieces the moment they spawn, unlocking incredible high-speed possibilities.

There's Something for Everyone

With over 100 levels packed with unique twists, Turbo Fat offers something for every type of player! Refine your strategies in Training mode, then tackle Adventure mode to unlock new regions, meet quirky characters, and grow your restaurant empire, one cake at a time.

Features

Sprawling Story. The game's unique Adventure mode gives you a new selection of levels each time you play. Progress through 6 distinct regions, unlocking over 100 levels with their own cutscenes and characters.

Clever Levels. Discover over 100 wildly inventive levels, each packed with surprises and unique gimmicks to keep you on your toes!

Different ways to practice. Master your skills with Training Modes like Score Attack and Time Attack, or relax in Sandbox Mode for endless, stress-free fun.

Cute creatures. Mix and match over 80 creature parts to craft your unique monsters, or meet quirky community-created characters in the story and puzzles.

Banging tunes. An original 19-song soundtrack composed by Pete Ellison of Diskowarp Records -- it'll keep your toes tapping while you play!

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10 64-bit
  • Processor: 2.0 GHz or better
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Integrated graphics (supports OpenGL 3.3)
  • Storage: 300 MB available space
  • Additional Notes: Made with Godot

Recommended

Recommended:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM

Supported Languages

English*, Spanish - Latin America*
*languages with full audio support

Latest news

  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Turbo Fat 1.1215

    Easier difficulties have easier boss level requirements Updated rendering backend for better stability on current-gen AMD and NVIDIA GPUs Added option to gradually darken locking pieces Fixed infinite stall exploit Pieces make a sound when they land New friends from the Turbo Fat discord Tutorials correctly show their title on the scoreboard Fixed edge cases when toggling vsync and fullscreen Fixed repeated customer greeting at the start of a level Sliders are now easier to click Some of our friends playing on Zen Mode pointed out that the easier, shorter boss levels still had the same brutal scoring requirements as the higher difficulties. Ack! That was definitely not intended. I've nudged the boss level requirements down for the easier modes. I've also made some rendering improvements, and gameplay tweaks catering to seasoned players! There's a cool new toggle which darkens pieces as they lock -- especially helpful if you're trying to stall on those harder thinkier levels.
    Read full article on Community Announcements (poobslag)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Turbo Fat 1.1194

    Fixed occasional crashes when exiting a puzzle Faster, smoother saving High scores are saved instantly - no more lost records Fixed missing Xbox glyphs in settings menu Fixed cutscenes settings menu being unclickable Fixed cutscenes not fast-forwarding with gamepads It's been a busy month! Some players were still hitting that annoying glitch where the game suddenly exited after a puzzle. I went full "one thousand monkeys on one thousand typewriters" mode, forcing as many crashes as I could and fixing every last one! The game should now run buttery smooth. I've also fine-tuned the saving system: No more losing your scores because the game didn't save! Your scores are now saved immediately after finishing a puzzle in a sneaky little background thread. Thank you, sneaky little background thread! Thanks for all the reports, I couldn't do this without you guys. Happy turbo fatting!! 🍰
    Read full article on Community Announcements (poobslag)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Turbo Fat 1.1097

    Fixed rare bug where pieces could warp during flip inputs Overhauled scene transition logic to avoid rare crashes Snappier button hover sounds Eliminated black flicker on avatar customization screen Stability improvements Last week, we made the piece flipping more lenient for players who hit the two buttons a few frames apart. But a very naughty player noticed you could abuse this in a very silly way to warp pieces across the playfield. Naughty, naughty! We've given the piece flipping behavior one more tweak to prevent further naughtiness. There's also a handful more minor bugfixes and stability improvements here and there, including one more attempt to patch the elusive bug which is causing the game to suddenly exit after a puzzle. Let me know if you see any other weirdness, I'll try to get to the bottom of it!
    Read full article on Community Announcements (poobslag)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Turbo Fat 1.1090

    - Easier 180 flip inputs - Restarting tutorial with 'R' now retries one part, not the entire tutorial - Tutorials are no longer labelled as 'Difficulty: Very Easy' - Better tutorial duration estimates - Fixed dialog where Fat Sensei referred to the obsolete "Cheat Settings" Our Turbo Fat experts noticed you can flip pieces by hitting both rotate buttons. But this was tricky because if you pressed one button a little earlier, the piece could wiggle out of place. Oh no! We heard your cries, and we've loosened things up so those kinds of flips will work like you want them to work -- even rewinding the piece into place if it needs to. It's magic!! If you haven't learned about piece flips yet, go try the "Meet Spins" tutorial. The tutorials in general aren't just for beginners -- they're jam-packed with advanced techniques to boost your scores no matter your skill level. Make Fat Sensei proud!
    Read full article on Community Announcements (poobslag)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    1.0211

    - Stability fixes
    Read full article on Community Announcements (poobslag)

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