What exactly can a brand sponsor?

The dish of the day. Every player in the world eats the same plate on a given date, so a sponsor owns that plate: the ring around the sun reads 'today's plate, brought to you by —', with a clickable credit under the wordmark. It is the content, not a banner beside it.

Can we put our own product in the game?

Yes, and it is the most interesting version. Dishes are 3D models on a rotating menu, so a brand's own item can be modelled and served as a real playable dish for a day or a week. Players eat your product, and the fairness rules are untouched because every dish uses the same bite maths.

Which brands is this built for?

Anyone selling breaded or fried food: fried chicken chains, katsu and tonkatsu restaurants, schnitzel houses, fish-and-chip shops, frozen breaded ranges, breadcrumb and panko brands, air fryers, and the sauces people eat all of it with.

Are there ads in the game?

No. There is no ad network, no tracking, no retargeting and no third-party pixels. The only commercial surface is the sponsored dish, and it is sold direct.

How big is the audience?

Ask and we will show you the real analytics dashboard rather than a number in a deck. The game is new; we would rather tell you exactly what it is than oversell it and waste your time.

← rántotthús

Sponsor the daily dish

Every day, everyone who plays rántotthús eats the same breaded cutlet. You can be the one who served it.

Today’s plate ·
brought to you by your brand

wrapped around the sun, behind the food, all day

It’s the dish, not a banner

There are no ad slots in this game and there is no ad network behind it. What is for sale is the plate itself: the ring that circles the sun all day, and a clickable credit under the wordmark. Your brand is the thing people came for, not the thing between them and it.

The stronger version is to become a dish. The menu is a rotating set of 3D models — schnitzel, fried chicken, katsu, ebi fry — and your product can join it for a day or a week as a real, playable plate. People do not look at your item. They eat it, about thirty times, on purpose.

Who this is for

This is an audience that opted in to spending thirty seconds thinking about fried breaded food. There is not a more qualified room for it.

Fried chicken — buckets, tenders, sandwiches, wings
Katsu & tonkatsu — Japanese breaded cutlets and curry houses
Schnitzel & milanesa — central European and Latin American cutlets
Fish fry — fish and chips, fish fingers, ebi fry
Frozen & retail — breaded ranges in the supermarket freezer
Crumb & kit — panko, breadcrumbs, air fryers, sauces

What you get

The sun ring for your dates — the largest piece of type on the screen, seen by every player for the whole day.
A clickable credit under the wordmark, so the placement is actually measurable rather than decorative.
Optionally your product modelled and served as a playable dish, with its own crumb colours and crunch.
A share loop: every finished run produces a pasteable result that leads with the dish name. On your day, that is your name.

What we won’t do

No tracking pixels, no retargeting, no third-party ad code, no interstitials, and nothing that touches scoring. The leaderboard is the reason people come back; a sponsor can never move a placing, and no amount of money changes what a bite is worth.

How big is it?

The honest answer is that the game is new and we would rather show you the real analytics than a number in a deck. Ask, and you get the dashboard. If it is too small for you today, we would rather hear from you again in three months than sell you something that wastes your budget.

Talk to us

Tell us the brand and the dates you care about.

hello@magicpulpo.com

Not a brand, just fond of the game? Buy us a schnitzel instead — it puts a star next to your name on the leaderboard.

Go eat