Game Time Glizzys

Great simple game. Very fun and addictive!

Had a lot of fun but wish it was longer. That is my only issue with the game.

Having a lot of fun! Tons of fun, lots of little details. Love the puck hitting machines and breaking them. A very cool debut from a new game creator. :D

Love this game. It is unique. Having a lot of fun playing it, especially making the food and drinks

Absolutely not finished and is asking much even for that price. There is so many much better games FOR FREE on itch.io. It's a great, simple concept but the execution is just kinda annoying. The glizzy's have such a tiny hitbox I have to focus like I'm going for a headshot achievement in Halo. You cannot chill because you're getting sabotaged every other second. You cannot get into a competitive spirit with it because by the time you get into the rhythm of things the day is over and then the whole game is over since it's only 7 day story. The settings menu is sad but at least it exists which I cannot say for many other much higher priced games. I'd recommend it if it was smoothed out around the edges and quite a bit longer but right now it's just meh and on the negative side at that, I won't refund it though since I don't think it's just a simple asset flip. I see that the developer actually TRIED. Not much, but they did try a little bit. TL;DR - Super short, a bit annoying, tense and just meh.

It is an entertaining game for the genre to which it belongs, obviously it has a couple of glitches (when I leave the pantry I go through the door instead of opening it) but having been released for less than a month, I hope they can be improved over time those and other minimal errors it has. Also the background sound is very low and sharp, but it does not interfere with the gameplay, the graphics for now do not matter as much, as I already mentioned, it is a matter of time before they can be improved. From there on out, the game is very entertaining and if you are a fan of simulation or food preparation games, you will find it fun....

Absolutely glizzed up the competition, Al Dente Pasta ain't got NOTHING on me. A surprisingly fun, if not slightly flawed little game that was obviously made with one thing in mind: memes. However, beyond the questionable layer of skin that a glizzy may contain is a different number of meats, which also flows into the gameplay. Sure, you may have the option to just sling glizzy's to your customers, or you could go the strategic route and set up your workbench and make sure that every glizzy a customer puts into their mouth is made with the utmost care. The sabotage aspect is one of the more unique parts, giving you and your competition a chance to mess with one another. No matter if you get hit with a blackout during a rush, or you find a hockey puck slamming into your dog roller, you'll always need to be on your toes. There are some technical issues, mainly condiments going MIA if you grab something else while it's in your hand, or horrifying chugging in full-screen (that could be a me issue, though), but overall, Game Time Glizzys is a surprisingly fun little game that is obviously made with passion and love for the medium. Is it anything award-winning? Not entirely, but if you're looking for a great way to keep yourself occupied for a few hours, and want to spend less than you would buying a real glizzy from a food truck and support a Dev who obviously loves what they do, then pick this one up for you and a friend. It's a solid 7.5 out of 10. It's no Oscar Meyer, but it's better than the store brand.

Interesting little game, wish there was more content like if you successfully pay off a loan you can continue to run a successful hotdog stand.

The game is short in length but fun to play. I did not try all of the upgrades or menu items when I won the first time, so it was fun to replay differently and try to gain the achievements. It is fast-paced and sufficiently difficult to not just win the first try for most people. At $1.99, I would say it is worth it! I would appreciate a longer campaign or an endless mode.

Go ahead, break my holy roller. I've already got 30 prepared plain dogs thrown on the floor. Short but fun, much better than the hot dog stand game they made me play in math class as a kid