A Pizza Delivery

I would give this game a "mixed" review, but since steam only have yes/no im leaning more towards so. I'm sure the story is going to play out great and heartfelt, but the act of actually playing to get to that point is more of an annoyance. The mouse doesn't stay on the screen. There are no settings other than graphics and mouse sens that you can change. I pan too far right and mouse is out of screen, and I'll be clicking something else. Pressing A/D which is supposed to be for moving the character also moves the camera left/right slightly. Mouse movement is either too fast or too slow, not sure if mouse acceleration is a thing. Driving is like driving on ice.

Got this game for free for a stream, and I had to stop about an hour in. This game definitely needs some work. The mouse control issue is something I'm surprised more people haven't brought up; this is a no controller game yet the mouse doesn't stay focused on the game. Meaning when you use your mouse to control the camera, it'll move around your entire computer, causing you to press other things. When you're in the menu trying to mess with settings, it'll still move the camera around too. It's really jarring. It's still playable considering you don't need to click anything, but I don't understand how the game was even finished with that in it. The graphics settings are also extremely lacking. I've never seen a game just have a simple slider for their graphics settings. Instead of being able to change everything individually, you are basically stuck to sliding to either Low, Medium, or High. I really needed to change my settings, as I'm a VTuber so it was effecting how my model was working on stream. But once I changed it to medium, the whole game started playing worse, not just looking worse. It was jittery, it had screen tearing, etc. Something which could've been a non-issue…

I hope the DEVELOPER make more awesome games, I will never forget this journey.

I can feel the heart in it, and it makes for a decent experience. I think it's best at the moments where the music picks up during some surreal or beauty moments, and it just makes you want to take some time to stop and stare a bit longer. I would have liked a bit more of poking at the secrets, and some of what they hint at, but it makes sense that the journey was where the focus went (both over distance and emotion). If you are planning for a singular journey through the game though, waiting for it to go on-sale might be best, as it can be done in one session.

A Pizza Delivery is a short surreal adventure game by Eric Osuna where you deliver pizza across a series of strange, shifting spaces. What starts as a simple task slowly unfolds into a more abstract experience, blending light puzzles, exploration, and narrative moments across multiple distinct worlds. Pros ✔️ Surrealism that feels intentional - The weirdness fits naturally into the world instead of feeling tacked on for shock value. ✔️ Strong variety in story spaces - The different environments and story elements feel distinct while still working together cohesively. ✔️ Puzzles are well integrated - They challenge you just enough without pulling you out of the experience or overstaying their welcome. Cons ❌ A key story beat feels missing - What seems meant to be mysterious ended up feeling more incomplete than intriguing. ❌ Character designs feel slightly off - There’s something unsettling there, but not in a way that feels fully intentional or polished. ❌ Ends very quickly and abruptly - It feels like there was more story to tell, but it got compressed into smaller fragments instead. Conclusion This was a nice, mellow experience for me. I felt relaxed and comfortable playing it…

This game says it's not controller supported but it is I was pleasantly surprised when my controller started to vibrate I do recommend the controller cause the sensitivity on the mouse was a bit much On another note None of the puzzles were hard Story was cute and unsettling The world is very weird but oh so pretty I want to deliver more cold pizza