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"Deli Counter Word Rush" is a word-finding puzzle where the goal is to trace every hidden deli word in a grid of big letter tiles before the order line overflows. The screen shows a 6x6 grid of solid, high-contrast letter tiles styled like deli counter squares, an order ticket at the top naming the current word to find (HAM, RYE, SWISS, PICKLE), and a stack of waiting order slips on the right that grows taller the longer a word goes unfound. The player drags a finger across connected letter tiles in any direction—up, down, sideways, or diagonal—to spell the word; a correct trace makes the tiles flash green and the ticket slides away, while an incorrect trace flashes the chosen tiles red and adds one slip to the waiting stack. On desktop, click and drag the mouse across the same tiles to trace the word. The score is the number of completed orders shown large at the top, the run ends when the waiting stack reaches the top of the screen with the message "Order Line Overflowed" next to the final score, and a large Play Again button restarts the run. Before anything moves, a splash screen shows the game title, the line "Drag across letters to spell the order," and a big Start button, and the grid and ticket stay frozen until Start is tapped.