PizzaBoy is an adventure game developed and published by Breadless for PC. This indie title lets you step into the shoes of a pizza delivery boy, delivering pizza to various monsters with smooth movements across dangerous stages, or take your own path to uncover his true identity. 

Presented in 2D pixel graphics, PizzaBoy delivers an exploration-based, side-scrolling experience with a story-rich narrative, multiple endings, and a retro vibe that is perfect for those seeking precision platformers. This fun-filled Metroidvania title also explores comedy, mystery, and action-packed gameplay.

Deliver pizza 

PizzaBoy follows the story of Pizza Boy, a newly promoted employee at a pizza place that's been running for more than 20 years, in a world where monsters and humans have had a complicated relationship for centuries. Now he must deliver pizza to monsters to keep them satisfied and the world at peace with the best food invention ever created. 

Pizza Boy can air-dash, which lets him bounce off walls and reach high platforms. This makes it perfect for exploring a world filled with a wide range of different creatures. Be careful, though. Some monsters are so pizza-hungry that they will eat the pizza off your hands before you can deliver it, which might anger the monsters you're supposed to deliver the pizza to. 

The game also features a bunch of secrets, collectibles, and areas to explore. In addition, you are bound to uncover lost memories and discover unfathomable secrets of the company you work for. Ultimately, your choices throughout the playthrough affect how the game unfolds and where the story leads. However, the ending can feel less impactful than you may expect.

Excellent platforming title 

All in all, PizzaBoy delivers a fun and engaging precision platformer with a story-rich narrative. The smooth movement system, 2D pixel graphics, multiple endings, various themes, and a wide range of monsters make this side-scrolling Metroidvania an excellent choice for those seeking exploration-based, lore-rich gameplay where choices matter, though the conclusion can feel a little more underwhelming than one would imagine.