Thanks for playing! And yeah, some background music would be a nice addition. Thanks for the suggestion!
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Thanks so much for playing and for the detailed feedback! 😊 The reason items stay a bit above the cursor is that I designed the game with mobile in mind too, so your finger doesn't cover the item while you're moving it around.
I'm drawing all the items by hand and putting a lot of time and love into this project, so it's really great to hear you're enjoying it! ❤️
I'll definitely work on the gameplay to prevent situations where you end up with just a couple of items and have to keep moving them around to make room for new stock.
I’m also planning to add a campaign mode with different levels, shelf layouts, and products. There's still a lot I want to improve and add, so feedback like yours really helps. Thanks again for playing!
Hey! Thank you so much for playing and for the kind words! I’m still pretty new to game development, so it really means a lot to get feedback from people who play my games.
I’ve got two other games on my profile that I made and published, so feel free to check them out if you’d like. And of course, I’d love to hear what you think! 💜
Hi everyone! 👋
I'd like to share a game I've been developing on my own: Bar do Zé.

I've always loved video games, regardless of genre. But the aesthetic I love the most — mostly because of the nostalgia — is pixel art. I'm a 90s kid who grew up playing on the SNES, so I try to bring a little bit of that feeling into everything I create.
Bar do Zé is a cozy/puzzle game with a distinctly Brazilian identity.
For those who aren't from Brazil: almost every Brazilian city has some kind of neighborhood bar that could be called a "Bar do Zé." "Zé" is a very common nickname for José (the Portuguese equivalent of Joseph), and it has almost become a stereotypical name for an ordinary Brazilian guy.
These bars are usually located in neighborhoods or suburban areas and serve as meeting points for the local community. And they don't just sell alcoholic drinks. You can find pretty much anything you might need for everyday life: milk, pasta, toilet paper, cigarettes, snacks, and all kinds of other small necessities.
That's the atmosphere I wanted to bring into the game.
The art style, products, environment, and music are all designed to represent — in a nostalgic and slightly humorous way — this very specific type of place that is part of everyday life for many Brazilians.
My goal is to make the game casual, cozy, but challenging at the same time.
The game is still in development. I'm not a professional game developer — I started making games this year as a hobby and as a way to learn. For this project, for example, I hand-drew all the products using the Pixel Art app. The game is being developed in Godot, and I also had some help from Claude with the programming.
I still have a lot to learn, but I'm having a lot of fun making this. ❤️
If you have a few minutes to play, I'd really love to hear your feedback! And if you enjoy the project and would like to support its development, donations are also greatly appreciated.
Who knows? If I manage to create something really promising in the future, maybe game development can eventually become my new career. :)
Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoy Bar do Zé!
Thanks so much for playing Burger Factory! I’m really glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, my goal is to have all my games available in PT-BR, English, and Spanish. I’m still working on the translations, and I also need to update the game pages to make them look nicer and more consistent across the board.
Thanks again for your feedback! I really appreciate it! 😊
Hi everyone!
I don’t really consider myself a game developer, just someone who loves games and is very curious. I’m a big fan of pixel art and graphics that remind me of the SNES, which was my favorite console growing up.
I started creating a few mini-games out of curiosity, using AI tools to help with both programming and creating some of the assets. It has been a really fun way to learn, experiment, and turn some of my ideas into playable games.
I’d like to share my itch.io profile here, where you can check out and play the games:
I’d be very happy to receive feedback and constructive criticism, especially from people who also develop games.
Thank you! :)


