Pizza House Simulator launched on Steam on August 19. The restaurant management game supports solo play and cooperative play with up to six players.
The game first appeared as a demo during Steam Next Fest in June. That build showed a pizza restaurant management simulation set on the Amalfi Coast, where players source ingredients, prepare dough, manage finances, and upgrade their restaurant. It supported online co-op for up to six players from the start.
The full version followed on August 19. It keeps the co-op focus and the same management loop, and it adds random events like fires and thieves to the baking and financial work. The launch version is the same project the demo previewed, with the deeper systems the demo promised.
Broken Lyre Entertainment and Wendigo Games developed the game, and Devotion Interactive published it. The studio and publisher names are consistent across both the demo and the launch announcement.
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Pizza House Simulator, developed by Broken Lyre Entertainment and Wendigo Games and published by Devotion Interactive, launched on Steam on August 19. The restaurant management game supports solo play and cooperative play with up to six players. Players bake pizza, manage finances, and handle random events like fires and thieves.
Broken Lyre Entertainment and Wendigo Games, published by Devotion Interactive, released a demo for Pizza House Simulator on Steam during Next Fest. The game is a pizza restaurant management simulation set on the Amalfi Coast, supporting up to six-player online co-op. Players source ingredients, prepare dough, and manage finances while upgrading their restaurant.