Good Pizza, Great Pizza - Cooking Simulator Game

Я играю в это игру уже 3 год. За эти годы она стала для меня чем-то большим, чем просто обычная игра. Я возвращалась к ней снова и снова, и каждый раз она всё равно оставляла после себя приятные эмоции. В ней есть особая атмосфера, которую сложно найти в других играх: она спокойная, уютная и при этом действительно увлекает. Мне нравится, что игра не пытается постоянно удивлять масштабом или сложностью. Она просто даёт возможность заниматься своим делом, развивать пиццерию, встречать знакомых персонажей и постепенно наблюдать за тем, как меняется твоя маленькая пиццерия. Очень жаль, что сейчас эта игра уже не так популярна, как раньше. Мне бы хотелось, чтобы о ней снова узнало больше людей, потому что она действительно заслуживает внимания. Хочется вернуть ей ту популярность, которую она когда-то имела. 🍕❤️ Спасибо разработчикам за такую уютную и прекрасную игру. ✨🪴 10/10. Я буду играть ещё столько же.

I know the game has glowing reviews, I wish I could also recommend it myself but honestly the game is just frustrating for me. I downloaded it almost a year ago and then uninstalled it after only 5 hours. But I installed it again today to give it another chance and was reminded why I gave it up in the first place. While there are negatives in the game, and its not for me, I can see how it can be a good game and has appeal. The art style is unique, gameplay can still be fun at times, characters and parts of the story can be interesting ( like Buddy the homeless guy) but its just not enough to sell it for me unfortunately. The main thing that makes it almost unplayable for me is honestly the customers (just like real life though lol). A lot of the customers don't give you a straight forward order, and if you are confused and ask them to clarify their satisfaction level goes down (and sometimes they still aren't clear about what they're ordering even after trying to get more info). I don't like the aspect of having to decipher and decode what someone wants. Like, one of the requests I just got was "Make me a pizza showing the social and economic inequality and the widening disparity between the wealthy and the shrinking middle class". Brother, what? Maybe I don't have enough intelligence or whimsy for the game, but getting to the baking stage and trying to decide what I can do right to satisfy the customer is frustrating. Or maybe its just a tad of autism where I want someone to be straight forward and just tell me what they want so that I don't have to just guess or have room to misunderstand. I often find myself trying to look online and find a bunch of Reddit posts where someone is also trying to understand what the customer wants. I know that games like these are timed events, you cant just sit there and make a customer wait forever and have them be happy. But the moment you take the order and go back to the kitchen, each second you take makes their happiness go down. For orders that are simple, like just a cheese pizza, its not the biggest deal. But when they want every single topping on the pizza and there's 15 toppings, and you need to align them on there correctly in the correct amounts, it gets super rushed. Maybe I played too much of Papa Louie games when I was younger, but I like the aspect in those games that customers can actually line up, and while one order is cooking you can leave the baking area, go to the counter and take another order and then start on another customers order. This game is more one on one, there's only one customer at a time, one pizza at a time and you cant choose to go between stations. Which can make it less stressful keeping up with orders, but honestly takes a bit of the fun away in my opinion. Lastly a good bit of content is behind microtransactions. If you want cosmetics, be involved with events, you need to buy it with real money or grind up gems forever. If you want to unlock a topping quicker you can pay for it with real money. You can buy more gems with real money. After every single day ends you are prompted to buy things with either gems or real money, and while I know that its an option, I am not a fan of the pay to make progress, get skins or pay to win type games. Its just a bit disappointing. I could overlook almost everything else about the game that I'm not the fondest of, but I just cant get behind the way the customers act and speak, personally. It would be more fun to get a straight forward normal order. I appreciate that they tried making it fun and challenging, but its just not for me.

можно в стиме покупать начинки и улучшения за кристалы? пожалуйста? разрыв попы, играть лучше с телефона

yeah i bought this because i liked the mobile version... just play the free mobile one. this version is mediocre in comparison. it was really buggy in my experience. a lot of features that are almost necessary at a certain point are locked behind microtransactions. at least the mobile version gave you the option of ads instead...

я захожу в пиццу уже как на свою реальную работу, каждый день почти выполняю задания дневные и выхожу.. (самая крутая убивалка времени)

Not gonna lie, I was pretty disappointed. This game really feels like it was designed as a mobile game first, and the PC port was just an afterthought. I had fun for the first five hours, but after that it starts feeling repetitive. The only way to make it less repetitive is by buying upgrades, but the money you earn is nowhere near enough, so you just have to grind until you can afford something new. Also, the game isn't free on PC like it is on mobile, so I don't see any reason to push microtransactions like they do. If you really want to play it, do yourself a favor and just download the mobile version on your phone.

Para quem saiu do Good Coffee, Great Coffee e espera que seja similar, está equivocado (E eu fui uma). É muito bom nos primeiros capítulos, mas conforme você compra mais ingredientes, os pedidos começam a ficar mais longos e piores, o que leva você a querer comprar as assistências. E com esse gancho abordo outro ponto: a taxa de gorjeta e trocado da pizza é medíocre. Ou seja, você precisa jogar muito pra ter no mínimo os reforços necessários para assim poder aproveitar bem o jogo. Claro, você tem o modo "chill" que você pode aproveitar o jogo, mas não recebe nada em troca. Outra questão são os eventos, custei participar do evento de verão e foi decepcionante, toda vez que você errava e refazia a fase, você perdia energia (que reabastecia a cada 24h) teve um momento que até mesmo rolou um bug e eu não conseguia abrir a fase que o jogo fechava (corrigiram, mas não devolveram a energia). Eu tentei dar 3 chances para esse jogo, na esperança que fosse apenas uma lorota da minha cabeça, mas notei sim que o jogo é bem punitivo. As histórias são ótimas e a personalidade dos clientes são fofas e engraçadas, assim como no Good Coffee e talvez essa seja o meu erro, em pensar que o jogo seria divertido e proveitoso tanto quanto. (((No resto são os cosméticos caríssimos tanto em dinheiro real quanto no dinheiro virtual.)))