[7/10] A short, fun game with a lot of care put into it. Great sounds, fitting visuals, plus engaging and intuitive gameplay elements make this an easy and affordable game to play.

[4/10] Good looking, mostly good sounding game. Unfortunately poor storytelling, unchallenging gameplay, and the game's inability to maintain the immersion through its dozens of bugs hold it back.

[4/10] TPA features attractive environmental art and largely-good soundtrack, but is held back by game-breaking bugs, poor storytelling, and poorly implemented, directionless, or frustrating gameplay.

[4/10] Endless Mode is enjoyable, Story Mode needs a lot of work. Suffers from lackluster story, poor audio direction, and gameplay complications including game-breaking bugs. OK buy for sale price.

[2/10] Okay death animations for NPCs, but otherwise the game has critical gameplay issues including gamebreaking bugs, incredibly lackluster hacking mechanics, and a listing of irrelevant controls.

[6/10] Amazing art direction both visually and audibly, mostly entertaining gameplay, and developers that take feedback and put it to practice. Held back by story-writing and pacing complications.

[1/10] Only a few minutes worth of gameplay. Lackluster physics, sound, threatening enemies, and UI. You can take advantage of some quirky, otherwise broken mechanics to have more fun if you choose.

[6/10] Strong visual style, captive universe, entertaining humor, and mostly intuitive gameplay, Pizza Ghest is a creative experience on an every-day scenario, but... in Hell.

[1/10] Largely unplayable due to how poorly the game mechanics are explained. In addition to lacking some very serious polish, there are some game breaking bugs in addition to a currency exploitation.

Ported from the Apple Arcade and the Switch, while attractive, currently posses some poor port performance with stuttering frames and a game breaking bug that stops progress on one of the paths.