Mad Restaurant People

Hell mode may become pleasantly challenging and skill-demanding.

If you're looking for a relaxing game, you're in the wrong place. Great for enhancing memory. If you have a good memory this game won't be too problematic. It's a challenging and fun game. The more you play the harder the levels become. However, other reviewers were correct when complaining about the controls, they are a bit wonky. The cursor will sometimes become stuck or go around the table. Sometimes the character becomes stuck for a moment. It's not too bad, the game is still playable. I find it easier to control if the cursor is placed close to the character rather than far away while moving around.

Game had potential but the controls are horrible. Character kept getting stuck in corners, going around the tables and kitchen. The remapping was not intuitive. Other than the controls the gameplay was not bad

fun little arcade game which get challenging in hell mode :) the recent update was pretty big and added a lot of stuff

Mad Restaurant People, developed and published by SureAI, takes restaurant service and transforms it into a fast-paced arcade challenge centered around memory, multitasking, and handling escalating chaos under pressure. Instead of building restaurants or managing long-term business growth like traditional simulation games, it places players directly on the restaurant floor where every second matters. The experience revolves around serving customers efficiently while dealing with increasingly unpredictable situations that gradually turn simple restaurant work into an intense test of concentration and quick thinking. The premise begins with players stepping into the role of a restaurant employee responsible for keeping service running smoothly. Early moments introduce manageable tasks involving customer orders, food delivery, and maintaining organization within a small restaurant environment. The opening stages create a comfortable learning period where the mechanics remain easy to understand. However, that simplicity disappears quickly as progression introduces larger restaurants, greater customer volume, and increasingly absurd complications designed to challenge even experienced …

Intro: It's a really fun point-and-click game where you bring food from the kitchen to the restaurant guests. It has 14 levels where you need to improve your performance as each level gets harder. You do earn some perks like more tray space and a hint for the last requested item by a customer. BUT the controls though: The first 11 levels take a bit getting used to but work fine. You have to continually drag your mouse across the screen and the game shows the route to that point by means of a gray line. This doesn't always work because sometimes you get stuck behind a chair or a person. Especially with longer routes the game has a harder time not letting you get stuck. But this doesn't happen in a way that it heavily impacts your performance (money earned in a limited time). LAST 3 LEVELS are especially buggy and glitchy: In the Television Tower level this so obvious and annoying that it makes me think if they have actually optimized these last 3 levels in the update or skipped them altogether. Because it has the bad old controls system. You LITERALLY get stuck in a position where you can't get out. The character will just stand anywhere and is stuck. Even if there are no obje…