Papa's Donuteria To Go! 1.0.4

Serve donuts to hordes of hungry customers

Papa’s Donuteria To Go! is a restaurant management game that follows the Papa Louie game series, which features titles such as Papas Cluckeria To Go and Papas Pizzeria HD. Just as in the other games from Flipline Studios, this simulation game requires you to take orders from customers and prepare their food to be served in a quick manner.

In Papa’s Donuteria To Go!, the food items you will be handling are donuts that you can decorate with hundreds of unique flavors and toppings. You’ll also have to deal with different customers—some of which will make large requests.

Another installment of the popular game franchise

Papa’s Donuteria To Go! starts off with your character applying at the donuteria in the local amusement park in order to gain a fast pass to a newly opened ride. Players have the option to choose between two ready-made characters or customize their very own one. Whether you’re new to the Papa Louie franchise or haven’t played in a while, you can play two tutorial levels to learn the ropes.

As previously mentioned, the game features over 100 ingredients that you can unlock as you continue to progress in the game. You can make use of these ingredients to accommodate the variety of customers’ requests and master a number of special hidden recipes. The game also has 12 special holidays with limited ingredients that are exclusive to each specific holiday.

As you complete each level, you can earn in-game currency, which you can use to purchase decorations and furniture for the donuteria, as well as upgrades for your kitchen. Although the game does feature some mini-games to break away from the order-taking and cooking processes, there’s not much variety in the available mini-games, so the gameplay can still end up feeling repetitive.

Come up with unique donuts

For fans of the Papa Louie franchise, Papa’s Donuteria To Go! is an exciting new installment with new challenges and a variety of levels and recipes for you to explore. While the gameplay can feel quite repetitive—especially in the latter half of the game—you can still look forward to the holiday events featured in the game in addition to the regular work days.