Heim Nachricht Feiern Sie das Jahrzehnt der Diner-Köstlichkeiten: Good Pizza, Great Pizza 10 Jahre

Feiern Sie das Jahrzehnt der Diner-Köstlichkeiten: Good Pizza, Great Pizza 10 Jahre

Autor: Peyton Dec 17,2024

Good Pizza, Great Pizza feiert ein Jahrzehnt der Köstlichkeit! Der beliebte Pizzabacksimulator von TapBlaze, der 2014 auf den Markt kam, feiert sein 10-jähriges Jubiläum sowohl mit einem In-Game-Event als auch mit einer Feier in der realen Welt in Los Angeles.

Eine Kürbisernte im Spiel!

Ab dem 7. November können Sie am Kürbisernte-Event im Spiel teilnehmen. Kreieren Sie Pizzen mit Kürbismotiv, um Besucher zu Jacks Kürbisbeet zu locken. Sammeln Sie Punkte über Pizzagram basierend auf Ihren Pizzakreationen, schalten Sie eine neue herbstliche Ladendekoration frei und steigern Sie Ihre Spielwährung. Die Veranstaltung läuft bis zum 20. November.

Machen Sie mit bei der Offline-Jubiläumsfeier!

Am 11. November besuchen Sie die Gallery Nucleus in Alhambra, Kalifornien, um an einer besonderen Veranstaltung zum 10-jährigen Jubiläum teilzunehmen. Nehmen Sie an Aktivitäten zum Thema Pizza teil, treffen Sie die Entwickler (Weiling Peng, Anthony Lai, Keyan Zhang und Mary Le) und holen Sie sich exklusive Merchandise-Artikel. Schließe drei Aktivitäten ab (eine Pizza backen, einen Belag auf das große Pizza-Klebebrett legen und ein Foto mit dem Maskottchen machen), um eine Mini-Pizzaschachtel mit Aufklebern zu erhalten! Vom Schlüsselanhänger bis zum Kunstbuch ist für jeden Pizzaliebhaber etwas dabei. Das Entwicklerpanel bietet Einblicke in die Geschichte des Spiels.

Lassen Sie sich den Spaß nicht entgehen! Laden Sie Good Pizza, Great Pizza aus dem Google Play Store herunter und feiern Sie mit!

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