Every Papa's Game on This Site, and Which One to Play After Burgeria
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Flipline Studios has been making Papa's games for years, and almost all of them follow the formula Papa's Burgeria set in 2010: take the order, cook it, build it, serve it. What changes from game to game is the food, and with it the thing you have to watch most carefully. Here is every Papa's game you can play on this site, grouped by what makes it different.
Where it started: Pizzeria and Burgeria
Papa's Pizzeria came first. You top the pizza, bake it for the right time and cut it into the right number of slices. It is short and simple, and it is where the ticket system began.
Papa's Burgeria added the idea that makes the series work: the cooking keeps going while you do something else. The grill does not pause when you go to build, so you learn to plan ahead. Start here if you are new.
The same rhythm, different food
Papa's Taco Mia! has you cook the meat, choose the shell and pile on toppings. Papa's Freezeria swaps the grill for a blender: pick the cup, add the mix-ins, blend to the right level and finish with syrup, cream and toppings. It is the friendliest one in the series, because nothing burns.
Papa's Pancakeria is breakfast: pancakes, French toast and waffles on a griddle, plus drinks. Papa's Wingeria is about frying and sauce, then arranging wings, dips and sides on the plate. Papa's Hot Doggeria adds popcorn and drinks on top of the grill and the toppings.
Baking games
Papa's Cupcakeria, Papa's Bakeria and Papa's Scooperia move the timing into the oven. Cupcakeria is about frosting neatly, Bakeria about pie fillings and crusts, and Scooperia puts scoops of ice cream on a warm cookie. Scooperia is one of the busiest shops in the series and a good test once you are fast.
The hard ones
Papa's Cheeseria has you grill sandwiches on both sides while running a fry station at the same time. Papa's Pastaria needs perfect boil times on different pastas. Papa's Donuteria has you shape, fry and glaze donuts. Papa's Sushiria is the most detailed: roll the sushi, cut it, and make bubble tea on the side. Play these after you can finish a busy Burgeria day with good scores.
Not a restaurant: the Papa Louie platformers
Flipline also made three action games with the same characters. Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack! is the first, a jump-and-rescue platformer. Papa Louie 2: When Burgers Attack! brings in burger monsters, and Papa Louie 3: When Sundaes Attack! is the biggest of the three. They use the keyboard instead of the mouse.
So what next?
If you liked Burgeria's grill, go to Taco Mia! or Hot Doggeria. If you want something calmer, try Freezeria. If you want a challenge, Cheeseria and Sushiria will give you one. Every one of these runs in the browser on this site, and each keeps its own save slots.
All Papa's games are made by Flipline Studios. This is an independent fan site and is not affiliated with Flipline.
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