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About Milaneseria
Milaneseria is a cozy restaurant management sim where you run a pizzeria specializing in Milanese-style flatbreads. Made by Milanesa Studio, it launched on PC in November 2025 as a single-player solo venture. You’ll handle everything from restocking flour and cheese to adjusting oven temps and appeasing picky diners. The goal is simple: serve top-notch food fast while keeping your budget in check. Think of it as a slower, more laid-back take on cafe simulators, with a focus on recipe tweaks and inventory balancing.
Gameplay
Each session starts with restocking ingredients before the lunch rush. You’ll flip between the kitchen and front counter, cooking, managing orders, and scanning reviews. The core loop involves adjusting recipes, tracking stock levels, and tweaking prices to attract customers. Controls are intuitive but require multitasking, monitoring oven timers while refilling flour bins. The game emphasizes pacing over speed, with stress spikes during peak hours. There’s no multiplayer, but a daily challenge mode pushes you to hit specific targets like 100% customer satisfaction within 30 minutes.
What Players Think
PlayPile users rate it 4.2/5, with 70% of reviews positive. Average playtime is 9 hours, though 38% of players complete the base story mode. Community moods are split: 52% “happy,” 30% “stressed,” and 18% “bored.” Reviewers praise the “addictive simplicity” and “relaxing loop,” though some call it “too slow for hardcore sim fans.” Achievements (11 total) are unlocked via milestones like hitting a 95% rating or mastering a signature dish. 41% of players earn at least half the achievements, with 12% achieving full completion.
PlayPile's Take
Milaneseria is a solid choice for casual players who enjoy low-pressure management games. At $29.99, it offers good value for its 8, 12 hour runtime, especially if you like tweaking recipes and optimizing flow. The lack of complex mechanics might turn off veterans, but it’s a relaxing way to unwind. If you’ve played games like Overcooked but prefer a slower pace, this is your match. Skip it if you crave deep economic systems or fast-paced action.
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