A Pizza Delivery Reviews
Abysmal game breaking bugs destroy any opportunity A Pizza Delivery had to be a good indie. Progress preventing issues plagued my playthrough, with visual bugs leaving the game’s pretty environments and textures to pop in and out so badly I often couldn’t see the way forward. Whilst bugs can be forgiven for a solo-developer who likely has limited QA testing options, A Pizza Delivery needed more time in the oven and simply should not be launching in the state of the build I was provided.
I think a lot of us often struggle with something, and A Pizza Delivery does itself few favours by stitching together a random set of experiences under self-doubt and confusion. But life really is just a road of things happening until it’s over—self reflection may be in order, but there’s no point wallowing in it. I really liked this game.
A Pizza Delivery is a raw debut that nevertheless strikes with its quirks and peculiarities. It's the kind of game best enjoyed alongside a hot, steaming pizza, keeping you occupied for an evening while also making you reflect. Because, deep down, pizza is the food that brings relief and peace to yourself for a moment, and it's true that if the world ate more pizza, the pointless wars we are witnessing in this historical period might not exist.
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Pizza Delivery is a hard game to recommend because, even though it has some good ideas for blending gameplay with its themes and a few beautiful landscapes to admire, it ultimately executes everything it sets out to do below its potential.
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