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About This Game Welcome to Supreme, your guide into the euphoric world of pizza! Who doesn't love pizza? You? No need to lie. Supreme takes you to a world in which you own and operate your own delivery business. You decide how it all plays out and the game changes at every turn!In Supreme, you will take your pizza shop from cesspool to empire. You'll start out as an individual, making and delivering the pizzas all on your own. You'll manage things like inventory, eventually earning enough capital to upgrade your shop and start hiring employees! However, it’s not all fun and full of pepperoni. The world is cruel, and will throw problems your way at every turn. Mobsters will demand protection money, corrupt government officials will turn to you for help, the competition may even rob you blind.. The world will either bend to your will or take your corporation down... how you handle them is entirely up to you. The choices you make will alter the very dough of reality.You can stay in one measly shop, sure. But where's the fun in that? You could expand in your region to dominate sales and front your company as the best around. Expand your business to be worldwide and crush all the competition. Buy them out and put their employees to work for YOU. Supreme will help you acheese the greatest Pizza Empire never before seen on this planet! (It's been seen on the moon though.. you know.. since it's made of cheese..)The best part is? It all belongs to you! The big cheese, the top pepperoni, the head chef, the SUPREME Overlord of the world! Whatever title you may want to go by, it is all in your hands. (And our stomachs.)Things you might face on your journey include but are not limited to:Corrupt governmentsAngry employeesTheftMobstersCar flipping goodnessBankruptcyAnd much much more..We are always expanding on the events in the game and the way in which they effect your corporation and your world domination plans, so you can never quite tell what will head your way next! b4d347fde0 Title: Supreme: Pizza EmpireGenre: Casual, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:Nexeon StudiosPublisher:Nexeon StudiosRelease Date: 9 Jan, 2015 Supreme: Pizza Empire Download For Pc [key Serial Number] supreme pizza empire. supreme pizza empire download. supreme pizza empire download free. supreme pizza empire free download. supreme pizza empire online. supreme pizza empire gra This game is great! It's under the "Casual" section for a reason... It's just a chill game about running a pizza shop! I would compare it to Lemonade Tycoon or Game Dev Tycoon, but even more in depth. Not only do you run pizza shops, you get to MAKE the product you're selling. I did a video though if you would like to see how these elements actually play out. :)http:\/\/youtu.be\/NAvtxgakRLYThe scenery looks awesome, the gameplay mechanics are easy to learn and it's a lot of fun. I think this is one of those games that simply isn't meant to be taken too seriously. As I always say though, do some research before spending your money. :). The game starts off very slowly. You're the only employee in your pizza business, so it's your job to both make the pizza and deliver it. You choose your toppings (very limited at first), manually place them on the pizza, then hop in the car and WASD deliver it to a green area in a city. You have an ample time limit to deliver in. It seems like the only danger is flipping your car if you brush up against a curb during a turn, which automatically forfeits your delivery. Other cars driving on the roads will stop if you cut in front of them, so it seems like you would only hit them if you were trying, or were very reckless.After you've delivered a few pizzas, you get to buy some upgrades. First toppings (olives, bell peppers, ham, etc), then sides (pasta, garlic bread), and eventually shop employees. You can upgrade to hire chefs, drivers, and janitors.This game's speed is absolutely exponential. Where the pizza deliveries initially drag on, once you make your first hires, it starts to explode. Suddenly the game is about pizza shop management instead of pizza order fulfillment. You can then unlock additional shops and regions, and you can keep tabs on your competition's stores. You can hire managers to watch over your employees' productivity and wellbeing, then hire regional managers to supervise those managers.It was almost too hard to keep up after I made the poor choice of unlocking all the regions at once and opening a store in each - expansion strategy is definitely important in this game.You'll have employees who quit because they're overworked, along with kitchen fires, political decisions, mafia proposals, etc. that show up in a small event feed in the upper right hand corner.I'm definitely not done playing this game, but I thought I'd jump in and provide a review while the sale is going on.As for my opinion: yes, definitely buy this if you like sim games. The devs are obviously still engaged in improving the game and you should be able to get several hours of play out of it. However if you lack patience, this may not be the game for you. There are quite a few pizzas and deliveries to make before the game scales up to the management aspect.TL;DR - 7.5\/10 would recommend, but devs are involved so that number will go up as they respond to comments. Gotta have patience as your store grows. Don't run into the curb. If your employee is slacking, fire them.. VEEEEEEERY steep learing curve. It seems like no matter what you do, you always put on too few toppings. There doesnt' seem to be any indicators of how much is "a lot" of pepperoni or "a little" either, so no matter how much or how little I put on, the customer feedback was the same, -- "Did you even bother to put on any toppings?" Very frustrating.Then you have to deliever the pizzas yourself, at least at the beginning, which is harder than it should be. There's an AI arrow telling you where the house is, but it doesn't actually tell you where to go. It tells you "as the crow flies" where the house is, which may or may not be where an actual road is. This results in a lot of missed deliveries because you flip your car over or crash into a house because you turned where it was indicating but it ended up being a dead-end. In this modern world of GPS, you'd think they coud've put something a little more accurate like that in the game (maybe it's an upgrade later in the game, who knows...)Eventually you do earn enough upgrades to hire employees, which significantly improves your customer feedback (since the computer is now making the pizzas and delivering them for you). Still this quickly becomes a very tedius repetitve thing where all you're doing is clicking on "Yes, employee, please make this pizza for me...." "Yes, employee, please deliver this pizza for me..."I feel like this game wasn't sure what it was trying to be. This either needs to be a more functioning simulation that gives you feedback on how to improve your pizza making skills or it needs to be a more automated tycoon-style game that you don't have to remind your employees every single time to start the pizza, deliver the pizza, etc. I played this for about 2 hours. I finally ended up with several employees, and didn't think I was doing too terribly when one case of food poisoning put me out of business. Instant game over with no way to get back any of your progress. Sooooo frustrating. I definitely won't be playing this again.. Past an hour on the game, but quickly became repetitive. Mini games seem pointless. Not enough depth to the game, soon becomes tiresome.. This game is fun, for the most part, one of the major issues I had with the game is that I could not according to the game make a good pizza. The descriptions of the pizzas I had to make were vague e.g a little cheese. How much cheese is this? What is considered "a little"? These are some questions I asked myself. The driving was wacky and that's why I enjoyed itIn conclusion this is a fun casual pizza shop\/franchise running simulator, I just wish the pizza making was more informative in regards to how well I was doing.https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=V_b27K2Drso&list=UUV3Kx3vCAIKxx5H7Lh7SzQg. Well what can I say, I started this game thinking that It was gonna be an easy run. I had hoped of starting my own pizza company, working my way up through the ranks of the local pizza shops.. Boy was I wrong.. I've gone bankrupt, I've had to take out loans, I've wrecked my car 150 times and I've had to sell my kittens...If you buy this game, expect to rage at some point.. but but but, the main thing to remember is: "Love the rage". The game is great from the start and you'll have loads of fun with it. I haven't gotten fully into everything yet but it is a good game and worth playing it through to see what happens.9\/10 ~ Needs more Ducks.. Was actually more fun to play when it was in the most beginning stage of production.. While this game has it's entertaining moments, it is not worth $13.99 in my opinion until they add some more features. The gist of the game is throwing on toppings, and driving through a small town in a car that's hard to control. Also, I hit a glitch after flipping my car, where my shop consistently lost $-7 a second, and made me up to -$15,000 in debt until I rage quit.