A pesar de que sea un juego corto y sin mucha más gracia que la de moverse por la isla, todo lo que conforma el juego está hecho de manera milimétrica para que no haya fallos ni errores.
Pineapple Pizza is one of the oldest and most controversial pizza toppings was made in 1962 by Sam Panopoulos who died in 2017. It is not Hawaiian but Canadian and honestly even if I ate a Hawaiian pizza I still don't really like pineapple. Sometimes the ham is what makes the pizza edible. As for the game "Pineapple on Pizza" I played on the island it has no much of an interaction with the island. There aren't any pineapples in the game or pizza. All I see is just a bunch of tribes dancing around like a party and looking around at what the island has to offer. After that, I followed the description and went to the lava which made the volcano erupt. Which made the tribes continue dancing and they got themselves killed why did the rest find ways to escape the island? The good news I escaped by boat but the bad news is that I got hit by a volcanic meteor which led to a shipwreck. In the end, as the camera pans to the eagle side view, I understand why it's called Pineapple On Pizza in the first place. The game may think that pineapple pizza is what it thinks but when you collect achievements here it's more like finishing the whole pie in order to be quick about it or find new flavors to experience just like the pizza topping shown in The Great Big Story YouTube channel. This is best recommended for achievement hunters. Because collecting achievements is just like eating the whole pizza pie.
Una experiencia indie, mas que un juego. Casi diría, cortometraje interactivo. Dura poco y es gratis, asi que ta bien. Y me cae muy bien el desarrollador, pero ponerle mas de un 7 a esto sería contribuir a fomentar sesgos tendenciosos que no hacen sino generar toxicidad para el criterio de metacritic.
I found ths game way too short. I payed it on the labor weekend and I got 2 hours out of this. The graphics are good but I cant see much value. It kinda feels like a demo.