About This Game

Your restaurant. Your crew. Rent's due at close.

Sizzlix is a co-op restaurant management sim for 1–4 players. Every day runs
9 AM to 9 PM: prep the kitchen, open the doors, cook and serve a growing menu,
then spend your profits on new machines — because tomorrow is busier, customers
are less patient, and the rent just went up.

🍔 A kitchen that works like a kitchen

• 18 dishes — burgers with exact-order toppings, fries, pizza, ribs, tacos,
  salads, fried chicken, roast chicken, breakfast plates, coffee, milkshakes and more
  
• Every station does its real job: chop boards chop, fryers fry, ovens bake —
  and anything left on the heat too long burns to a crisp
  
• Multi-step recipes: chop the onion, fry the rings, plate the ribs,
  build the taco — with progress rings on every machine

🪑 Real service, not a hatch

Customers park outside, walk in, queue up, order — then take a seat at a table.
You (or a teammate on front-of-house) carry each finished dish to the right
diner before their patience runs out.

📦 Run the business, not just the stove

• A back-office computer for ordering stock, setting prices, and turning menu items on and off
  
• Supply trucks deliver real boxes — haul them in and organize your own storage cabinets
  
• Buy 8 new machines (pizza oven, rotisserie, blender, ice cream machine...) to unlock new dishes
  
• Rearrange your whole kitchen in manage mode — your layout is saved

👥 Co-op that actually shares the work

Host or join over Steam in seconds. Everything is shared — the till, the stock,
the orders, even the oven doors. Split the roles: one on grills, one plating,
one running the dining room, one bossing everyone around from the office.

⌨️ Your controls

First-person or third-person camera, full keyboard/mouse and gamepad support,
and every binding is remappable.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI generation was used only for store page branding and marketing imagery (the Sizzlix logo, capsule artwork, and store icons). No AI-generated content ships inside the game itself: all in-game 3D art, characters, and environments are licensed asset packs from Synty Studios, in-game icons are rendered directly from those 3D assets, and all audio, text, and design are human-made. The game does not use any live or runtime AI generation.