Your stomach is lying to you.
Real hunger, or a craving in a trench coat?
- 1Static shield 60 s
- 2Brick the fridge 90 s
- 3A real move walk hits hardest
- 4Lights out finisher
Round 1 · Static shield
−30 HP over 60 secondsRound 2 · Brick the fridge
−10 HP per sealed rowLay bricks across the fridge door. Every full row seals it shut and hits the boss. Bricks don't vanish: the wall just keeps growing.
Keyboard: arrows to move, up to rotate, space to drop. Cream = falling, red = laid, gold = sealed.Round 3 · A real move
Pick at least oneWalk it off
−30 HPWalk briskly for 5 minutes. Hallway laps count.
Water splash
−10 HPDrink a full glass of water.
Mint breath
−10 HPBrush your teeth.
Finisher · Lights out
Always a knockoutThe boss is staggering.
The best finishing move is the boring one. Phone down, lights off. Morning you says thanks.
Better than chips. Scientifically. Probably.
Or: one boiled egg. About 75 kcal. Done by bedtime.
Rough numbers for a ~75 kg adult.
Hunger vs. craving
- Hunger
- Builds slowly
- Any food sounds OK
- You feel it in your stomach
- Stops when you're full
- Craving
- Hits out of nowhere
- Wants one exact thing
- Lives in your head
- Shows up with boredom, stress or tiredness
Why 1 AM is the worst
When people slept less in lab studies, they ate a few hundred extra calories a day, mostly from late-night snacks. Being awake is half the problem.
Fight tonight's bossThe after-hours menu
Everything here is roughly 100 kcal or less. Pick one. Put it on a plate. Sit down.
Now make it everyone's problem.
Every craving has a face.
Beat them all. Some only show up after 1 AM.