Cat Pizza

Inside a session

Cat Pizza puts you behind the counter of a cosy pizzeria, and the owner is a cat. Customers are cats too. Each one arrives with an order, and your job is to take it, bake the pizza and bring it back before the customer loses interest.

The game is a management loop rather than a test of reflexes. You walk between the order point, the oven and the tables, and you also clean up after customers leave. Each of these small jobs competes for the same pair of paws, so the real skill is deciding what to do next.

Money earned from finished orders is spent on the pizzeria itself. You can buy more tables and widen the menu, which means more customers at once and more kinds of pizza to make. The pizzeria grows because you choose how it grows, and nothing forces a particular order of purchases.

Movement is handled with WASD or the arrow keys on a computer, and with an on-screen joystick on touch devices. There is no combat and no aiming, so the controls ask very little. The page lists Cat Pizza as released in February 2025 by Cosmonautic Games, and notes that it is their first game on Poki.

Hands on the input

W A S D

Move the cat

Arrow keys

Move the cat

On-screen joystick

Move on touch devices

Tips for the first sessions

1. 1

   Take the order first, then bake. Walking back and forth with nothing in your paws is the easiest way to lose time.

2. 2

   Clean up while an oven is working instead of waiting beside it. The cleaning counts as a real part of the job, so fit it into gaps.

3. 3

   Spend your first earnings on what removes your biggest bottleneck: more tables if customers are waiting for a seat, a wider menu if you want more variety.

4. 4

   On a phone or tablet, rest your thumb where the joystick appears and keep it there, so you are not hunting for the control between orders.

5. 5

   Try a short session before a long one. The pace is gentle, so you can learn the route between counter, oven and tables without pressure.

Likely to enjoy it

People who enjoy cosy management games with a steady pace, and anyone who wants a game that needs no fast reactions.

What to weigh up

• — The game runs on Poki, and Poki may show ads around it. This site does not control them.
• — The loop of orders, baking and cleaning repeats. Players who want constant surprises may find it quiet.
• — Poki does not state how long a typical session lasts, so plan by playing one round rather than by a number.

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