Cut It All

Slicing, chopping, trimming — Cut It All turns the simple act of cutting into something oddly satisfying. Objects come at you and the goal is straightforward: cut them cleanly, load them up, keep the rhythm going.

What makes it stick is how quickly that rhythm starts to feel fragile. Speed creeps up, the timing window tightens, and suddenly a task that felt effortless demands your full attention. There's a real tension in trying to stay efficient when everything is moving just a little faster than comfortable.

Colorful, snappy, and genuinely easy to pick up — but harder to put down once the later stages start pushing back. A good fit for short sessions that somehow stretch longer than expected.