Хорошая пицца, Отличная пицца

First off I love this game. but i think it would be really cool to have a weed dispensary one where you try to find the strain of weed that be the best for each person

This game is not for the weak. A horror game is what it is. These people will ask for every ingredient on their pizza, then get angry when you take too long. Like, I'm sorry? I'm trying my best here...

Still, I have spent 20 hours making pizzas because in the end, this is a good game, great game.

There is definitely a grindy aspect to it, and the dialogue gets pretty repetitive after you've unlocked most things, but overall it's been pretty relaxing.

fun game but wish we could make more money as its just taking such so long time to get barely enough to unlock something and we lose to much because of expenses more then we can make. maybe if the days last longer so we can make more pizzas to make up for expenses

Run your own pizza shop? What could be better?

For a simple click/tap assembly game, the design is surprisingly deep. Customers have a wide variety of tastes and appearances, including but not limited to an amputee, a wheelchair-bound, and a deaf sign-language-using customer. Additionally, references to everything from Star Trek to Citizen Kane to Shakespeare are littered throughout customer comments, achievement descriptions, and furniture designs.

The hint system (the "What?" button) is actually helpful most of the time, and if you still don't get it, you can use the actual "Hint" button. There's several useful quality-of-life features, such as the ability to change the layout of your toppings counter and switch between left-hand and right-hand pizza cutter in the Kitchen section.

However, the game was clearly designed as a mobile app moneymaker, so you may want to steer clear if you struggle with microtransactions (for in-game currencies and cosmetic items), daily tasks (pressure to play), or fear of missing out (due to limited-time events).

Other than that, the only bad thing I have to say about the game is that I'm constantly craving pizza now.

My go-to game when I want to relax. The gameplay has enough depth to keep it engaging without being stressful. Sometimes customer orders can be a bit cryptic or oddly specific, but that’s part of the fun and what makes the game unique. And if you ever get stuck, the community wiki is super helpful. Overall, this game is great for unwinding—whether you’re playing for a few minutes or a few hours.

Cute, cosy game. Would be a lot easier on a tablet as opposed to a keyboard and mouse as you have to apply each topping 18 times. The upgrades are also very expensive in comparison to how much you make in a day, but overall an enjoyable game with ample customisation options for your restaurant,

Jeeeez this game is just too cute. I love it plain and simple, the hand drawn art style is possibly the cutest thing in the world and I will always truly have a soft spot for cozy games that are very simple and sweet.

I usually love games like this, (papa's pizzeria games etc), but i can't bring myself to actually sit down for more than 20 minutes a session to play this. I really dislike the fact that there is so much microtransactions that get shoved into your face constantly, this feels more like a mobile game to me than a pc game - and charging 8.50 for a game with even more purchases is criminal.

This is one of my favorite games of all time. Normally time limit games really stress me out but this one is a breeze. I love it I love it I love it could not recommend it more

I usually don't play sim restaurant games, but i love this game I'm absolutely addicted to it. I play it everyday and think about playing it when I'm not playing it. 100/100 would recommend to anyone who loves playing simulation games and likes a somewhat relaxing game lol.

this: "i want a pizza with *names every damn topping*" and rage<3
so much fun, so relaxing :') made me feel bad for ordering pizza with one additional topping, great for guilt tripping

I LOVE THIS GAME OMG. As someone with ADHD it's the perfect after-work game to disassociate to lol. I really enjoy the decor options along with the cutie design. I recommend this game to anyone who will listen and want to have a comfy cozy low stake game with fun challenges. 10/10!

Cute, artsy game with seemingly endless ways to decorate. Characters are quite representative, for example including ASL. But wondering why only 3.5% have the achievement for finishing chapter 3? I'll tell you. It is a rendundant game, you grind for 50 days to get enough money to an upgrade that makes it marginally easier. Then you go for another 50 days for the exact same upgrade. Then you get the ability to fulfill orders and have them delivered, quite the cashflow right? no. Because you can in no way enter the kitchen yourself, you have to wait for another character to come by and order - and then make three pizza while they wait for their single margherita - making them furious. Also you have to click through endless advertisement for useless animations. I bought the game, leave me be.

Such a fun and wholesome game. No stress. Makes you feel relaxed. It's fun getting to know different characters and customise things.

This game is adorable. I found this game randomly a year ago on someone's live stream on TikTok. I immediately bought it and have not regretted it. Such a cute game to wind down with.

Good Pizza, Great Pizza had all the charm at first glance—cute art, cozy atmosphere, and a premise that seemed perfect for a relaxing, low-stress game. But the reality? Total letdown.

It feels like a straight-up mobile port, and not a well-optimized one. The gameplay is shallow, the pacing drags, and the overall experience just doesn’t hold up on PC. But the worst part by far? The microtransactions. They’re pushed constantly and feel baked into the core design in a way that’s clearly meant to wear you down into spending. It’s frustrating, exploitative, and ruins any potential the game had to be enjoyable.

What could’ve been a wholesome little gem just feels like a cash grab in disguise. Major disappointment.

I do recommend this game BUT more on a tablet. I played this game on and off for years. I’ve played it on mobile, tablet and now pc. Mobile it just feels too small. On my tablet, I use my apple pen and it just makes everything so much easier. Not only that, but ads allowed me to collect gems so much easier and I found use for the gems in so many situations. I’ve played quite a few hours on pc now, I’ve managed to grind much of the pass (although the quests are limited) BUT I’ve managed to get so many gems and just don’t want to use them for anything. Also, on tablet there was an option for some kind of mini game, where you could travel and go make pizzas in other places, and seemingly this is not yet on pc. Judging from the fact the game was released on pc in 2023, you would think the game would be more up to date with the mobile/tablet game system. This game seems more of a grind on pc BUT I’m playing on pc because 1)the screen is bigger and 2) I get to sit at my desk and collect achievements on steam. To the point, if you want the full abilities of this game, get it on tablet if you can.

Game is riddled with launch issues, achievement-related bugs, and microtransactions. It's been years of complaints from the community without any dev response, yet the battlepasses keep coming. If you're interested in the premise, just buy Papa's Pizzeria instead.

Just an ideal cozy game. A fun balance of challenge and simple gameplay that will let you get immersed in the cute world and surprisingly deep plot.

very calming and addicting

I used to play this game all the time back in high school, and coming back to it now just feels so nostalgic. The vibe is super chill, the gameplay is simple but satisfying, and there’s something really comforting about making pizzas for all the quirky characters. It’s the kind of game you can lose yourself in for a while and just feel... calm. Still one of my favorites.

a good mobile game, BUT it's not just easier to play on phone but it's free. Good game but does't justify the price

i love this, v fun.. but also way too grindy
You have to click 18 times for each toppings to put on the pizza; its kinda annoying.
The upgrades cost soooo much compared to what is made during one day. (upgrade cost: 250$~500$ vs daily income $40-$60)

eh I'm still going to play it?

Bought this game on sale for 5 shekels thinking this game would be similar to other cooking games like Galaxy Burger and then after purchasing the game and looking at the rest of the store page and launching the game I quickly found out I was swindled into believing i bought an actual video game.

This game is just a port of a FREE PHONE GAME so install it on your phone if you wanna see what its like, which honestly, there isn't much. From what I could see the game only has like 7 ingredients and that's including the ones you have to unlock which is not nearly enough to keep the game from getting absolutely boring. The games DLC is all app game garbage and doesn't actually add anything substantial to the game as a whole and lastly why does a game like this NEED A SEASON PASS?? FOR WHAT?

Do not buy, do not let greedy little gremlins like this take advantage of the market we have here on steam.

I play on my drawing tablet hooked on my computer and I like it so much more this way. The movements are more fluid to me like this. Overall pretty relaxing experience and I find making the pizzas to be so satisfying. Only downside is the crap load of microtransactions they shove in your face every chance they get.

I thought this would be a cozy game but customers orders will have you guessing what they actually want and even if you do understand the order it is still wrong. That is not cozy that's annoying. Also not feeling the micro transactions in a game I paid for, therefore I will issue a refund.

how many microtransaction do you need for a pizza making game???? leave that shite in mobile store. such an eyesore...

Even discounted, the DLC is over $100 USD (No DLC after 2023). // Dark design when opting out of data collection. They refuse to implement native steam cloud saves and removed the option to save games to their servers when a player opts out of data collection // Incredibly shady - refunded

Sorry, this doesn't belong on PC. Should be a free2play mobile game. Too many microtransactions.

such a cute game! It's really easy to learn - I imagine it's easier to play on a tablet w/ a stylus as opposed to a computer and mouse but you can definitely still make do with a mouse. The music and the characters are super cute too! I also like that there isn't really anything behind a paywall and you can easily complete the whole game without feeling the need to spend any real-life money on it. Would definitely recommend!

Te fact that I can't use the account I've been using on my mobile until now made me request a refund. What's even the point of having an account if I can't us it on multiple devices?

My favorite game! Been playing for about a year on mobile and steam. I have two complaints; One is that it takes so long to get gems for events. Hopefully they'll add a faster way for steam players to collect gems, similar to the ads on mobile. The other is that every time I turn the volume up or down on my computer it glitches a bit. (Not a huge problem, just want the devs to know.) Other than that, I love everything about this game!

Loved this game but I CAN NOT STAND everything pizzas. It is just a personal preference though. I really love it! Definitely worth your time!

The game was really fun at first but as a PC player, the controls were really wonky and absolutely a direct port from the mobile version. The orders also got really repetitive after awhile as it seemed customers only wanted a one topping pizza OR every topping on their pizzas. This of course got more annoying as you unlocked more and more toppings. I enjoyed the game for the most part, and mainly just wish the controls were better. With that in mind, $10 feels a bit expensive, especially with all the DLC being a few dollars each AND micro transactions within the game itself. I generally love games like this, but likely won't be playing this one again.

this game would be fine if i didnt have the oven booster shoved down my throat every second, we already payed for this game please remove the popups or just make them something you can disable/ press a button to get them

I like the game itself, but the money to income ratio isn't fun. I want to find this game relaxing but by the time you have money to purchase a buddy to help there is more ingredients to buy. I wouldn't classify it as cozy. And if you sat there and accumulated money it would take hundreds of days to buy all of them.

in this game you rlly just have to figure out what the customers want and make the pizza for them. But the game will give u toppings as you progress, you can fully customize your pizza shop and try to be more popular than ur next door apponent.

I purchased this game because I saw it on a list of games that could help with mental health struggles. After about 5 hours of playing it over 2 weeks, I finally realized that I don't actually like the game very much. Here are my reasons. First, I did not like how the game feels very much like an app that urges you to make the many small transactions to purchase specialty and bonus items. I don't like that there are releases of categories of items and that this fact is constantly advertised to me via a window upon start-up and an icon in the top right corner during gameplay. In short, it does not feel like an immersive game on my computer, but something that was built for a phone.

As for gameplay, I dislike that it is not actually a relaxing game at all. I complete a lot of tasks and objectives, which means I get a lot of gems, but it is annoying and a hassle to go in and click on everything. The design of this part of the game reinforces the thought that this was originally a mobile game. I am constantly bombarded by people testing me to advance some kind of disjointed plot who get very annoyed if I fail them. There are customers with vague orders who get angry and demand refunds if I fail to produce the pizza in their heads, but even after asking for clarification in the game, I get very little information to do it correctly. This is how I realized that this game is a stressor for me that I didn't need in my life. I HATE how many times I have to click to add all the toppings (each one needs 18/pizza) for an order. I am tired of clicking but I can't get enough money to buy the tools that would add sauce or cheese or toppings faster. There are always toppings to unlock and some of them, like eggplant, are toppings I would NEVER put on a pizza. I know some people would, and that is their choice. But if I had a full-on customizable pizza shop game like I thought I was getting with this game, I would have been able to buy the toppings I wanted first and not the ones that the plot required me. Corn, on pizza? Really? How dare you, game. Maybe this game is meant to simulate the real world experience of running a pizza shop, but I was led to believe it would be something else.

There are good aspects to the game too. The characters on the whole are pleasant, and the artistry is cute and unique. I kept playing for so long because I wanted it to get better and I wanted to become engaged. It just didn't happen for me, and at this point, knowing what I know, it is not a game I will continue to play.

My hand hurts from the amount of clicking to put toppings on the pizza because it's impossible to afford upgrades to auto top the pizza without paying real money. Tedious, frustrating, unless you wanna spend money

Would recommend for tablet or at least use a mouse. I love this game but clicking quickly on a computer is absolute hell.

you have to remember that this game started out as a mobile game. it is grindy. i didn't really get into it until i started getting the topping buddies to help me not click so much. I just finished the main story and overall its a fun game to just work on here and there.

I didn't know this game was a port from mobile but now I understand why it feels so grindy.
Never feels like I accumulate enough money to purchase anything as just when I get a bit a new ingredient opens up and is necessary. It feels like you are never making forward progress which is unfortunate because otherwise this game is charming.

The game play loop is moderately fun but clicking 18x6 times per pizza gets really stale after a bit and I realized I'm just not enjoying myself. Honestly, playing on a touchscreen is probably much different but on a mouse it was terrible once orders started using a lot more ingredients.

If it felt like I was making more progress I'd stick with it but I can't justify the carpel tunnel.

I had this one my phone for years but wanted to have it on my computer, highly recommend! It's cute, funny, and uniquely challenging. It has very similar vibes to the classic papa's pizzaria flash game but challenging for different reasons!

cute and I enjoyed the customer order puzzles but clearly a mobile game designed for a touchscreen, microtransactions and all. gameplay is excruciating with a mouse.

🍕 Good Pizza, Great Pizza – A Deliciously Addictive Slice of Fun 🍕

Running a pizza shop sounds easy—until you have customers ordering “half pepperoni, but not too much” or “a pizza that reminds me of my childhood.” Good Pizza, Great Pizza is a charming mix of time management, customer service, and light storytelling, all wrapped up in a cozy, hand-drawn art style.

🍽️ Gameplay: Simple, Yet Satisfying

You take orders, make pizzas, and try to keep customers happy while managing ingredients and upgrading your shop. Sounds easy, right? Not when someone orders a pizza with “everything except olives” and you accidentally add olives. Each day brings new challenges, quirky customers, and the constant struggle of keeping your pizzeria profitable.

😵 Difficulty: More Stressful Than It Looks

While the game starts off chill, things quickly get hectic. You’ll need to balance speed and accuracy, especially when dealing with vague or downright confusing orders. And just when you think you’ve got the hang of it, the game throws new ingredients, rival pizza shops, and tougher customers into the mix.

🎨 Graphics & Sound: Aesthetic Comfort Food

The hand-drawn art is adorable, and the soft, lo-fi soundtrack makes the game feel warm and inviting. The little details—like customers reacting to your pizzas or the sound of the oven timer—add to the charm.

⚖️ Final Verdict: 9/10 – Worth Every Bite

Good Pizza, Great Pizza is a perfect mix of relaxation and challenge. Whether you’re here for the cozy vibes or the thrill of making the perfect pie under pressure, this game will keep you coming back for “just one more day.” Highly recommended—just don’t play it on an empty stomach.

At first, it seems like a chill game. It then quickly gets too grindy. It's as if you don't progress at all.

fun and just challenging enough to keep me on my toes with the combinations

This game is super fun. Makes me hungry tho, and some of the customers would eat fresh off the floor pizza if I met them irl!

Now this is quite the TASTY adventure!

Hahahaha! I crack myself up....I need to get out more.

8/10, a lot of fun.