Memes aside, Pizza Tower is a game for nearly all skill levels. You can just cruise through the game at "mostly" your own pace (Excluding the escape sequences) and only really be challenged by the bosses, while players who are looking for more can shoot for higher percentage completion ratings by getting perfect scores in ever stage and speed running the game for the fastest time, both providing true challenges for only those who have mastered the mechanics the game has given them. The game is fantastically animated, with Peppino himself having, as far as I can recall, literally thousands of sprites to help replicate fluid motion during animations. Plus, the game delivers in a gameplay style invented by Nintendo's own Wario Land games, which they havent seen fit to revisit since the days of the Wii, letting Pizza Tower scratch an itch Nintendo seems to be neglecting.

Memes aside, Pizza Tower is a game for nearly all skill levels. You can just cruise through the game at "mostly" your own pace (Excluding the escape sequences) and only really be challenged by the bosses, while players who are looking for more can shoot for higher percentage completion ratings by getting perfect scores in ever stage and speed running the game for the fastest time, both providing true challenges for only those who have mastered the mechanics the game has given them. The game is fantastically animated, with Peppino himself having, as far as I can recall, literally thousands of sprites to help replicate fluid motion during animations. Plus, the game delivers in a gameplay style invented by Nintendo's own Wario Land games, which they havent seen fit to revisit since the days of the Wii, letting Pizza Tower scratch an itch Nintendo seems to be neglecting.