Sandwich Runner

Building a sandwich at full sprint is the odd little idea behind Sandwich Runner, a casual runner published by the Japanese company 株式会社ドワンゴ and filed under Action on Google Play. The whole game fits in a sentence: run down a course, grab ingredients as you go, and see how tall a stack you can deliver.

Each run is a short dash toward the finish line. Along the way the player steers into ingredients to pile them onto the sandwich, and the height of that stack is the score to beat. The payoff comes at the end, when someone eats the finished sandwich and reacts according to what went into it. Picking up bad ingredients leaves the eater feeling ill, while a red pepper makes them breathe fire. That reaction screen is the hook: the description frames the fun around seeing what your choices do to the person at the goal. Beyond that, the listing names no extra modes, so expect a simple loop built for quick sessions.

On the numbers, the game holds a 3.9 average from around 74,000 ratings. Opinion is split more than the score suggests: 64% of ratings are five stars, but 19% are one star. Installs have passed 100,000,000+. It is free, shows ads, and offers an in-app purchase of £4.49 when billed through Play. The latest update is dated 2026-07-18, Android 9 or newer is required, and it carries a PEGI 3 rating. We keep 22 versions on file, the newest being 0.3.52 at 185.9 MB, which is a hefty download for such a small concept.

Players after a light, silly time-filler that works in a minute or two will get what they came for. Anyone bothered by ads or short on storage should weigh that before installing.