
Welcome to your temporary vacation job! Work for seven days as a pizza chef at a tropical resort that's too perfect to be real. Take care of the pizzeria, explore secluded areas of the island, and gradually realize that something in the routine isn't quite right.
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Welcome to your temporary vacation job.
You've been hired to work for 7 days as a pizza maker at a secluded tropical resort. The job is simple: prepare pizzas, serve guests, and follow the routine until the end of the week.
The resort is beautiful, sunny, and perfectly organized. Maybe too organized.
And you do your job, because that's what you came to do.
During the day, you take care of the pizzeria.
At night, the resort allows employees to explore "lesser-known" areas of the island. Among them is a discreet building, hidden among artificial palm trees, and for some reason, you are taken there.
As the week progresses, the job stops seeming merely temporary. Small details begin to bother you. The silence between tasks lengthens. People's behavior changes. And the island, so welcoming at the beginning, starts to seem... something else.
Even so, it's only 7 days.
And you need to work until the very last one.
PIZZA AT RESORT 64 is a first-person experience about routine, seasonal work, and the kind of alienation that grows when the environment seems too perfect to be natural.
Features:
Simple pizza maker job, with different orders and recipes
A narrative experience divided into 7 days
Sunny environments with retro aesthetics and a permanent tropical climate
Short game (45–60 minutes) focused on atmosphere and feeling over jump scares
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Hungarian, Indonesian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Romanian, Russian, Czech +2 more
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 23 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
while it's super funny that a pizza place at a resort get the same customers over and over again and they slowly hate you, until new pizza flavor arrives, like the game is kinda nothing. also not sure why there was a random fps section, that's like the horror part of the game I guess. super weird, not that interesting
Was a pretty short experience as promised, finished it in an hour. A typical enough example of a job sim horror game. It's quick, simple, lightweight, although the big twist is admittedly rather tropey. I'm willing to wager a good chunk of the folks who will play this will be able to predict it early on, and perhaps even before they start the game. There's a shooting range you can go to after your shift where you can pop some balloons with a pistol, and I will say, [spoiler] I found the final two rounds discomforting (in a good way). Arguably the scariest parts of the game, which is a shame since they don't last long. [/spoiler] The pistol is quite janky to use, though. There's some odd grammar mistakes in the english translation but they're not numerous enough to ruin the vibe, the graphics are as intended.. A 6.5/10 experience in total for the price.
So I finished this, and I don't know what this was or what it was trying to be. The credits rolled at the end and I felt like I missed something, but I'm pretty certain I didn't. Things just sorta happen, but at the same time they don't. It's weird. It was $3 though and I wasn't bored.
You play as someone who has decided to take a job at a holiday resort. Upon arrival, you are welcomed by the manager, who shows you to your room and to the pizza stall where you will be working. The resort is small and has very little to offer, consisting only of an apartment complex and a pier. You are not allowed to go anywhere except along the short path between your room and the pizza stall. Your main task is to work at the pizza stall and complete customer orders. A customer rings a bell and tells you the number of the pizza you need to make. There are only four types of pizza. Although a cookbook sits on the table with the ingredients listed for each one, there is no pressure to memorize anything, since you can take as much time as you need to prepare each order. Even with four options, the process is very simple. Every pizza starts with fresh dough and tomato sauce, followed by two or three additional ingredients. Because the stall is small, everything you need is right in front of you. The dough is on the right, the tomato sauce is on the left, and the remaining ingredients are placed in trays directly ahead. Moving the cursor at the center of the screen over an item shows its name. You pick it up with the left mouse button and drop it onto the pizza using the same button. Once all ingredients are added, you place the pizza in the oven for a few seconds to cook it, put it in a box, and hand it to the customer. You cannot fail. If you make a mistake, you can throw the pizza into a trash can and start over. After serving a few customers, your shift ends and you are allowed to walk around. As mentioned earlier, movement is still limited to the small area between your room and the stall. This space includes a small strip of beach that serves no purpose and a shooting range in the back, where you can relax after a long day. The shooting range is very simple and tasks you with shooting all the balloons inside a small maze. Once you hit the final balloon, the day ends and the next day begins instantly in your room. The game takes place over seven days, and the work at the pizza stall remains mostly the same throughout. The changes come from two main elements, the characters and the shooting range. The customers appear in several different types and each one says a unique line after receiving their pizza. During the first few days, they are cheerful and full of compliments, but as time goes on, they become increasingly resentful and hostile toward you. The manager also begins to change. He appears suddenly, accompanied by a loud and unsettling noise. At first he is friendly, but after a few days he grows more aggressive and mentions that complaints have been filed against you, which aligns with the customers’ worsening attitudes. The final character is the friendly girl who runs the shooting range. She is happy that you visit every day and always lets you play for free, though her words suggest she wants something more from you. The most significant changes happen at the shooting range. During the first few days, everything is normal, with stationary or moving balloons. Then one day, after shooting a balloon, something shifts. As the days progress, the range becomes more disturbing and unsettling, building up to the final day when you can finally understand what is really happening. Overall, this is an enjoyable and creepy experience with repetitive gameplay. However, it is short enough that the repetition never becomes frustrating.
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All right pizza sim horror lite game even though it is a bit repetitive and not much is happening.
Imma be real right now, I have absolutely no idea what I just played, but I didn't hate it. I feel like this would make more sense if I was Portugese or Brazilian, like lore wise, but it's a neat little game for a couple bucks. Can't find anything about the devs though.
Cute little old style "horror" game. Not the most unique story, but I found it charming nonetheless. Strange overall, but hey, it cost me $1.50
Jogo legal pra aquela call com os amigos as 23:01 da noite com o Matheus comendo feijoada, tmj
O jogo tem uma atmosfera de suspense que aumenta ao longo da gameplay, onde a cada dia você se pergunta o que está acontecendo. Ótimo jogo!
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