Run Pizza Run

Life in a big city is fast, dangerous and rage-inducing. The game puts you in the shoes of a typical pizza delivery guy. You begin in your small town, where nothing interesting is happening. There is a pizza shop and other houses nearby, but you quickly realize that you will not be able to make enough money to pursue your dream. The gameplay is simple. All you can do is move around, jump, and sprint without worrying about your stamina. The only goal is to rush to the circle near a pizza place, grab all of your pizzas, and deliver them to the designated spots. You have a handy map that directs you exactly where to go. But after a brief tutorial in your hometown, you decide to try your luck in the big city. That is when the game presents its main feature, which may not be enjoyable for everyone. The thing is that cars and traffic in general in major cities are chaotic. Vehicles will collide and explode, go off the road into the river, appear out of nowhere, and ruin your life. There is no fairness here. Although cars spawn on the road, their only ability is to drive straight ahead at full speed. You can not evade anything because they are just too fast. Even in an apparently safe alley, you will get ran over by a guy on a scooter. Or a car that was tossed in your direction from across the street. Or a renegade cyclist who will suddenly zoom right into you while walking through a park. Because the game saves after each delivery, you do not have to complete the entire game in a single session, but you can still have difficulty reaching the end. You will either quit after the first mission or keep on. To be fair, missions can include a few surprises, such as delivering to a zombie-infested region, but it’s all very repetitive. The zombie sector in the center of the map connects two city districts, so there’s quite a lot of walking. In the end, the game has its moments for about an hour before the mechanics outstay their welcome and become hard to enjoy.