Slap Sahur

Gameplay and controls are based on a single-touch interface. The player controls a character lying on a bed or sitting at a dining table. The primary action is tapping the screen to perform tasks: tapping a plate of food initiates eating, tapping a glass initiates drinking, and tapping a prayer mat initiates a short prayer animation. The player must complete these tasks in a specific order displayed on a checklist at the top of the screen. A timer bar depletes over the duration of the sahur period. The main challenge comes from a family member who appears from the side of the screen and delivers a slap. The slap is indicated by a brief visual flash and a sound cue. To avoid a slap, the player must tap a shield icon that appears on the character’s head when the family member is approaching. The shield icon has a cooldown period after each use. Each successful slap reduces the player’s energy meter, displayed as a heart icon. If the energy meter reaches zero, the game ends. The player can collect power-ups, such as a coffee cup that temporarily increases energy regeneration or a clock that pauses the timer. The game uses a level-based progression, with each level representing one day of Ramadan. The difficulty increases as the family member’s slap speed and frequency increase, and new tasks, such as washing dishes or putting on a headscarf, are introduced. The game ends after completing 30 levels, corresponding to the full month of Ramadan.