PAPA'S PIZZERIA Controls:

Mouse for playing game.

PAPA'S PIZZERIA Game Review:

Papa's Pizzeria puts you in charge of a tiny pizza shop where every order is a test of your multitasking skills. Customers don’t just want a pizza—they want it exactly how they like it, down to the number of pepperonis on each slice. You take their orders, spread the sauce, and load up toppings while hoping you don’t completely mess up their weirdly specific requests. Trust me, some of these people have way too much time to count how many olives are on their pizza.

Once the pizza’s loaded up, you throw it in the oven—but don’t walk away, because that thing burns fast. Undercooked? Gross. Overcooked? You’re serving up bricks. When it’s done, you’ve still gotta cut it into slices, which should be easy, except some customers act like they’ve got a ruler measuring every angle. If your cuts aren’t perfect, expect some serious side-eye and barely any tip.

As the days go on, the orders pile up and your tiny pizzeria turns into a chaotic mess. You’ll be taking multiple orders at once, keeping track of different bake times, and dealing with customers who seem way too impatient for someone ordering a fresh pizza. Luckily, you can upgrade your shop with faster ovens, better cutters, and tools that help you keep up with the madness. New toppings unlock over time, which sounds cool until you realize it just means more ways to screw up an order.

The real challenge? Regular customers who come in with the same order every time. If you memorize their weird pizza habits, you’ll get some solid tips. But if you mess up? Yeah, they’re not happy. Papa’s Pizzeria is all about balancing speed, accuracy, and trying not to lose your mind while making the perfect pizza. Once you get into the groove, though, it’s weirdly satisfying to see those perfectly cooked pies fly out the door.

• Customize pizzas with tons of toppings (some requests will make you question humanity)
• Upgrade your shop to keep up with the pizza rush
• Fast-paced time management that turns into controlled chaos