Planned Release Date: Nov 6, 2026

About This Game

Silver Service is a cozy tidying game set aboard a cruise liner. Your shift is starting, but nothing is where it should be: from pizzas and bubble teas to sushi and pastries, 11,132 portions are scattered across the tables of the Brasserie, the Boba Salon, the Sushi Bar, the Tea Room and the Grand Buffet, just waiting for you to put them back.

Every dish has its place

Fill your tray at the tables, then find each dish’s display among 241 recipes.

Upgrades to go faster

Every portion you put away earns you coins to upgrade your gear:

• A bigger tray, up to 16 places

• Faster movement across the liner

• Longer reach to grab things over the counters

• A service trolley with three shelves

• The head waiter’s eye, to spot every portion of a dish at a glance

Solo or with up to 3 friends

Invite up to 3 Steam friends online. Split the rooms between you, or bump into each other in the corridors with your arms full.

To unwind

Grab the fishing rod at the back of the ship and see what’s hiding under the water. All sorts of species bite, and every catch joins the crew’s aquarium.

Collect and photograph

Keep your camera close: whales, dolphins, gulls and passing ships fill your bestiary.

Pick your destination

From the commander’s cabin, set course for tropical lagoons, cherry blossom coasts or snowy fjords. The scenery changes around the liner while you tidy.

Two modes

• Chill: tidy at your own pace, no pressure

• Challenge: less help, learn the liner by heart

Kyo and Ishaa

Two penguins live on board. You can pet them, they wander from room to room and even go for a swim around the ship. But they have a bad habit of snatching food and dropping it somewhere else, so don’t let them get away with it!

No cooking, no customers, no timer

Just you, your tray and a liner to put back in order.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Generative AI tools were used in the creation of this game's art. All output was reviewed and edited by the developer before release.