Papa's games
Take the order, grill it, top it, serve it – and watch the customer score you. The restaurant games of Papa Louie, by Flipline Studios.
Every Papa's Games game in order
Papa Louie's restaurants
The Papa's games put you behind the counter of one of Papa Louie's restaurants, left in your care while he is away. Each game is a different kind of food, but the rhythm is the same: customers line up, you take their orders on tickets and then rush between stations – cooking, building, adding toppings – to make every order exactly as asked. Customers score each part of their meal, and the tips go into upgrades, new ingredients and decorations for the shop.
It is a time management game, but a precise one: a burger cooked a little too long or a topping in the wrong place costs points. That mix of speed and accuracy is why the series became one of the most played on the web, especially in Brazil, where "jogos do Papa" is still a popular search.
The Papa's games on FlashAttic
- Papa's Sushiria – roll sushi to order, filling by filling.
- Papa's Burgeria – grill patties to the right doneness and build burgers to order.
- Papa's Sandwich Shop – another of Papa Louie's restaurants in the collection.
Tips
Keep every station working: put the next order on the grill while you build the current one. Read each ticket twice before you start – mistakes cost more than slowness. And early on, spend tips on upgrades that make cooking easier rather than on decorations.
FAQ
Who makes the Papa's games?
The Papa's games are made by Flipline Studios, the American studio of brothers Tony and Matt Neal. The series is named after Papa Louie, the restaurant owner who hands you each new shop.
How do Papa's games work?
Each game is a restaurant split into stations – order, cook, build and serve. You take orders from customers, prepare each part at its station and serve them. Customers rate every order, and better scores mean better tips.
Are there more Papa's games?
Yes – Flipline made many Papa's games and still makes new ones for mobile. FlashAttic has the Papa's games currently available in the GGEMU player; the series continues on Flipline's own site.