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Mai Suya
Run a suya stall in Lagos at night — free browser game
A cooking & stall-management game set at a roadside suya grill in Lagos. Buy stock, set the fire, flip skewers in time, season with yaji and serve the queue. 9 meats, 5 Lagos locations, daily challenge with a top-100 leaderboard. Plays on phone, tablet and desktop. No download, no account, no in-app purchases.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm CaVienChien, the solo developer of Mai Suya.
Mai Suya is a free browser game where you run a suya stall in Lagos through the night: buy meat, yaji and charcoal, pick your flame, flip skewers before they burn, wrap each order the way the customer wants, and decide whether to accept the haggle. Rain, NEPA power cuts and Harmattan nights change your plans; the night's takings buy a better stall tomorrow.
What's in it: 9 kinds of suya, 5 locations (Agege, Surulere, Ikeja, Lekki, Victoria Island), 7 upgrade tracks, 9 customer types, and a daily challenge with a top-100 leaderboard.
No download, no sign-up, no in-app purchases. Just open maisuya.app on your phone. Optional email sign-in or a save code moves your progress between devices.
Note: the artwork was made with AI assistance.
I'd love your feedback, especially from Lagosians on how authentic the stall feels. Thank you!
About Mai Suya on Product Hunt
“Run a suya stall in Lagos at night — free browser game”
Mai Suya was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #116 on the daily leaderboard. A cooking & stall-management game set at a roadside suya grill in Lagos. Buy stock, set the fire, flip skewers in time, season with yaji and serve the queue. 9 meats, 5 Lagos locations, daily challenge with a top-100 leaderboard. Plays on phone, tablet and desktop. No download, no account, no in-app purchases.
On the analytics side, Mai Suya competes within Indie Games, Free Games and Games — topics that collectively have 115.2k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Mai Suya performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm CaVienChien, the solo developer of Mai Suya.
Mai Suya is a free browser game where you run a suya stall in Lagos through the night: buy meat, yaji and charcoal, pick your flame, flip skewers before they burn, wrap each order the way the customer wants, and decide whether to accept the haggle. Rain, NEPA power cuts and Harmattan nights change your plans; the night's takings buy a better stall tomorrow.
What's in it: 9 kinds of suya, 5 locations (Agege, Surulere, Ikeja, Lekki, Victoria Island), 7 upgrade tracks, 9 customer types, and a daily challenge with a top-100 leaderboard.
No download, no sign-up, no in-app purchases. Just open maisuya.app on your phone. Optional email sign-in or a save code moves your progress between devices.
Note: the artwork was made with AI assistance.
I'd love your feedback, especially from Lagosians on how authentic the stall feels. Thank you!