Was feeling nostalgic for the Papa games and wanted to see if there was anything avaliable to scratch that itch.

I personally don't like the artstyle much, it tries to be cute and cozy and a lot of people are gonna see it that way but it's a bit uninspired to me. Is not UGLY, just not my thing.

These games thrive in making an enjoyable and relaxing gameplay loop, then slowly adding more complex steps to the process as to not make you fall asleep. Good Pizza Great Pizza does this pretty well, but very slow, and considering that I felt it even when the ingame days are so short makes the experience get repetitive fast.

There are one or two things that add a bit of quirkiness to the game, like how the only way to get eggplants is if you cultivate them yourself from a plant a customer gave you (also this game made me aware that eggplant pizza exists... to each their own I guess).

And speaking of the costumers, I appreciate them thanking you or saying something funny when you give them the pizza, but I can only take so much of "wow this is the best pizza in the universe I'm gonna marry it and invite you to the wedding". This sounds a bit mean but this is not always the case, sometimes you get people who cannot pay the full price of the pizza or only a part of it and it's up to you wether or not you're willing to waste reisources, the cost of these aren't that much of a problem, and those instances when you help them and they thank you feel nice.

There's a story that seems to be funny and a bit silly, but heartfelt in it's simplicity, I liked it, even though again, it goes pretty slow, so I didn't get very far on it... And Ii kinda don't feel like it at the moment.

It's a cozy game that you might maybe pick up to play for a few minutes once in a while if you feel like it, nothing more, nothing else.

Also I played the mobile version and that of course is full of adds, and daily bonuses, and adds between days that froze the game, and that DID ruin the experience a bit tbh.

Joguinho tranquilo de fazer pizza, inicialmente divertido, mas inevitavelmente repetitivo a longo prazo. Por um lado, o jogo funciona bem na sua proposta e garante uma experiência casual bem legal, além de vários aspectos (desde o design até os diálogos) denotarem um carisma bem aconchegante. Entretanto, quando você já concluiu o primeiro capítulo da história, comprou a maioria das melhorias disponíveis na loja, e personalizou a pizzaria do jeito que desejava (o que não demora tanto como parece), o resto do jogo não tem muito propósito — ou então, o que resta de objetivos não consegue incentivar a continuidade.

I played this game when it first came out as an app on IOS. I loved the game so much and when it came out on steam I immediately slurped it up as fast as one would slurp up a pizza. My one qualm is how much riddle there is in figuring out someone's order but other than that it's a great game and the art is so cute and so homey. I kind of miss how simple it used to be without all the in-app purchasing and decorations for seasonal times but I still enjoy it, the base game plays the same way anyways. Highly recommend.

To me, Good Pizza, Great Pizza is good but not great. The game is enjoyable initially and offers much novelty in its first ten or so hours. However, as time passes, the orders begin to stack up, and you realize everything is the same, just with more ingredients.

The gameplay loop is fine, but due to the lack of anything new to do with the only change being an increased workload, I found Good Pizza, Great Pizza overstaying its welcome and draining its charm dry with aimlessness. I don't think it's a bad game at all and is a great time killer, but sadly that's the best thing it does: just waste your time. To conclude, Good Pizza, Great Pizza should make its mid to late-game cycle more exciting and cut back on the gameplay bloat.