Fast Food Chomp

Goal of the game

In Fast Food Chomp you play with your face and head movements. Move your head so your mouth is under the falling food, then OPEN your mouth to eat it. Each food that hits the bottom costs a life (3 lives). It gets faster and faster.

Each run in Fast Food Chomp lasts until you lose your 3 lives, so the real goal is to survive longer and beat your own best score.

Quick start

Fast Food Chomp in one line: Move your head under falling fast food and open wide to CHOMP — miss one and you’re out!

• Press Play on this page — Fast Food Chomp loads in a few seconds right in the browser.
• Tap Allow when the browser asks for the camera, then read the short tutorial card.
• Play your first run of Fast Food Chomp slowly to learn how it reacts to your face and head movements.
• After a game over, press Play again to try to beat your best.

Controls explained

• Quick reminder shown in Fast Food Chomp: Head under food · open mouth = CHOMP!.
• Sit facing the camera with your whole face in view; Fast Food Chomp reads your nose position, blinks and mouth on your own device.
• Exaggerate actions a little — a clear blink or wide-open mouth registers more reliably in Fast Food Chomp than a tiny one.
• If Fast Food Chomp feels too hard at first, play a practice round to learn the timing before chasing a high score.

Scoring and levels

Chain successful actions without a miss to build a combo; Fast Food Chomp raises the reward for every action inside a streak. Every 400 points you reach a new level, and Fast Food Chomp speeds up and sends more at you each time. You start with 3 lives. Your best score is saved in your browser, and signed-in players also appear on the Fast Food Chomp leaderboard.

Tips and strategy

• Don't chase every pickup in Fast Food Chomp — grab only the ones on your safe path.
• Good, even lighting from the front makes tracking in Fast Food Chomp far more reliable than a bright window behind you.
• Replay Fast Food Chomp a few times: each run teaches you the patterns, and scores usually double after the first five games.

Device requirements and privacy

Fast Food Chomp needs a front-facing or web camera and works in Chrome, Edge and Safari on phones, tablets and computers. Allow camera access when asked; face tracking runs on your device and nothing is recorded or uploaded unless you choose to record a clip yourself. It is free to play; free players may see a short ad between rounds (never during play), and Premium removes all ads.