Deep Dish Pizzagram
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You're a new recruit from the notorious Pizza Syndicate—now it's time to go deeper. Welcome to the Deep Dish Pizza Syndicate, where we don’t just make pizzas, we craft stories baked into layers of cheesy, saucy depth.
In this game, you're not just building a pizza—you're building a narrative. Create your very own Deep Dish Pizza with as many layers as you want. Each layer can hold ingredients, ideas, or even secrets. And once you're done, you can preview your masterpiece as a mini-movie, one layer at a time.
Name your pizza, write a short description, and upload it to the Syndicate's sacred Menu, where others can view and appreciate your flavorful creation. No worries—there are only likes, no text comments, no dislikes. This is a safe space for deep (and weird) expression.
Share the depths of your imagination in the most delicious format possible: a Deep Dish Pizza.
Inspired by a game I last played over 20 years ago — Pizza Syndicate — i hope fans of the original will feel right at home.
TUTORIAL
- Ingredients: Use them to decorate your Pizza, while in hand use mousewheel to turn it arround.
- Peel: Use this to bake your Pizza and put it on the menu.
- Sauce: Use this to add a new layer to your deep dish, You can also rightlclick it to go down your layer or use the mousewheel while hovering it.
- Shredder: Leftclick with Ingredient to make it smaller, rightclick to make it bigger
- Price: Used to "play" your Pizze (animate it)
- Bin: With ingredient in hand you get rid of the ingredient, without anything in your hand you delete your Pizza.
- Menu: Go here to see and like other peoples deep dish pizzas.
You can also copy the URL of any Pizza in the Menu to share it or save it for later visits!
I used:
- VSC to code
- Paint.net for art (wanted to use pixel composer, but didn't in the end)
- FL Studio with my voice and stuff around me for Audio
- The whole Code is in html/css/php and mainly plain old Javascript - no engine or anything, startet with an empty folder.
EDIT
Forgot to mention the Pizzagram works with a database and a bit of PHP code for a small API.
In this game, you're not just building a pizza—you're building a narrative. Create your very own Deep Dish Pizza with as many layers as you want. Each layer can hold ingredients, ideas, or even secrets. And once you're done, you can preview your masterpiece as a mini-movie, one layer at a time.
Name your pizza, write a short description, and upload it to the Syndicate's sacred Menu, where others can view and appreciate your flavorful creation. No worries—there are only likes, no text comments, no dislikes. This is a safe space for deep (and weird) expression.
Share the depths of your imagination in the most delicious format possible: a Deep Dish Pizza.
Inspired by a game I last played over 20 years ago — Pizza Syndicate — i hope fans of the original will feel right at home.
TUTORIAL
- Ingredients: Use them to decorate your Pizza, while in hand use mousewheel to turn it arround.
- Peel: Use this to bake your Pizza and put it on the menu.
- Sauce: Use this to add a new layer to your deep dish, You can also rightlclick it to go down your layer or use the mousewheel while hovering it.
- Shredder: Leftclick with Ingredient to make it smaller, rightclick to make it bigger
- Price: Used to "play" your Pizze (animate it)
- Bin: With ingredient in hand you get rid of the ingredient, without anything in your hand you delete your Pizza.
- Menu: Go here to see and like other peoples deep dish pizzas.
You can also copy the URL of any Pizza in the Menu to share it or save it for later visits!
I used:
- VSC to code
- Paint.net for art (wanted to use pixel composer, but didn't in the end)
- FL Studio with my voice and stuff around me for Audio
- The whole Code is in html/css/php and mainly plain old Javascript - no engine or anything, startet with an empty folder.
EDIT
Forgot to mention the Pizzagram works with a database and a bit of PHP code for a small API.