Milano's Odd Job Collection
Implicit Conversions · 2025 · 1990's, Pixel Graphics, Anime, Retro, Casual
PC
Positive95% · 39
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About Milano's Odd Job Collection
School’s out, but 11-year-old Milano’s mom needs to go to the hospital and Milano is sent to spend the summer with her uncle. There’s one small problem – her uncle is away on vacation! Left on her own, Milano decides to make the most of her situation by taking up a variety of part-time jobs in town. Over the next 40 days, Milano goes all in – delivering pizzas, nursing sick patients, milking flying cows, and more – to make this summer unforgettable. And maybe she can spruce up her uncle’s place and have some fun while she’s at it.Previously only available in Japan, this charming classic delivers cute Japanese nostalgia to worldwide audiences for the first time!
Milano Meets the World
Full English text and voiceovers bring Milano’s pixel-art adventures to a whole new audience. Fans can rest assured that the original Japanese is also available, complete with all-new English subtitles.Make Your Home Away from Home
Rest and relaxation are important for work-life balance. Milano can style the house with new furniture and decor instead of going into work, and at night she can enjoy quiet time inside with her uncle’s cat, stargazing from her bedroom, and making use of items purchased with her hard-earned wages.It’s Not Work if You Love to Do It
Help Milano earn money in eight unique mini games, including curing diseases as a nurse, catching falling fruits in an orchard, and more. Enrich Milano’s skill, mood, and energy in the evenings to unlock more odd jobs and higher difficulty levels. The tougher the challenge, the bigger the payday!Nostalgic Gameplay, Modern Conveniences
The charm and gameplay of the original release are intact, but improved load times, save states, and a rewind feature help update this classic title for modern audiences.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The mini-games are kinda just OK, but it's really cute and charming. It's also just very cool that a game like this could still get a brand new localization this many years later, and they really nailed the localization too - it manages to evoke that classic 90s anime dub style without just being deliberately bad. The emulation wrapper is solid too with all of the features you would expect - save states, rewind, CRT filters, etc.2 found this helpful
Very fun little game, A minigame collection with light home customization stuff. You can do almost all of the games major content in one loop but it is worth to replay to customize your house in different ways. There's also an arcade mode to just play and try to get high scores on your favorite minigames. Overall really fun and I say worth it if you just want something fun to play.1 found this helpful
Even if is kinda simple, it was a great charming experience playing this obscure PS1 game. It feels great seeing that gems that never got localizated on their time, finally getting a second realize a bit more worldwide. Just imagining the number of old and not-so-old titles that could benefit from a translation and release on modern devices makes me happy. Bonito juego
not really worth $10
This game was gifted to me by my wonderful partner. I'm not entirely sure if I would have gotten around to playing it otherwise, or if I'd ever discover its existence. I love obscure games, I especially have a fondness for obscure Japanese-exclusive PS1 games. I am in my cozy game era, it seems, and this late 90s gem fits the criteria. I was delightfully surprised with how much I enjoyed it. I won't get too deep or long-winded, but Milano's Odd Job Collection kinda reminded me to romanticize life a little bit, similar to a Studio Ghibli film. I'd definitely recommend this game if you have 4 hrs to kill and just want something incredibly charming, nostalgic, and fun. Even though the basic gameplay loop is a bit repetitive, it's a cute life sim from the late 90s with a fun variety of mini games. The pixel art is endearing and just plain adorable; I was especially charmed by the variety of decor items and miscellaneous trinkets and gadgets you can buy with your hard-earned pril. The aesthetics of the goodies you can buy, and just the overall setting, has a very whimsical feel. Although it's apparently...like, implied to be a fantasy version of Italy???? The designs of the ran…
A short game about a girl who is left in a house alone and has to do odd jobs to make money so that she can buy stuff! I haven't finished it yet, but it is quite a lot of fun... except the dish washing job for me... Side note: The pixel graphics are really nice!
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