Pizza Inspection & Shipping Service
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The world has changed forever. In the wake of an unprecedented catastrophe, food has become scarce. Pizza, once a staple of cheap takeaway meals, is now a precious commodity. To combat the extensive pizza black market, the government has established The USPS (United States Pizza Service). The job pays well and getting your foot in the door means a comfortable paycheck and an early retirement.
You are Pete Zadoh, a P.I. (pizza inspector), charged with the the task of ensuring that people receive the pizzas they order! If they don't match the order, BURN THEM. Be sure to comply with the changing regulations! DON'T SCREW IT UP.
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* For the downloadable version, you might find the window small (640x360), especially on very pixel-large displays. Alt+Enter will toggle to full-screen in Unity's default way. Your blur may vary.
* As of version 1.1, you can resize the window. This does let you mess with the aspect ratio of the window, so be mindful of that for presentation and what not.
You are Pete Zadoh, a P.I. (pizza inspector), charged with the the task of ensuring that people receive the pizzas they order! If they don't match the order, BURN THEM. Be sure to comply with the changing regulations! DON'T SCREW IT UP.
Change Log
* v1.1 - fixed the softlock where the branding iron disappears, random jiggles fixed, version number on start screenSome Technical Helps
* In Firefox, the web player might not load. Right-click, and under "This Frame" you can open it in a new tab. The web player will load.
* For the downloadable version, you might find the window small (640x360), especially on very pixel-large displays. Alt+Enter will toggle to full-screen in Unity's default way. Your blur may vary.
* As of version 1.1, you can resize the window. This does let you mess with the aspect ratio of the window, so be mindful of that for presentation and what not.