Pizza Tower

Pizza Tower is a frantic 2D platformer where speed is your weapon, combos are your pride, and chaos is the only rhythm you need. Inspired by classic mascot platformers but drenched in cartoon absurdity, you blitz through stages as Peppino Spaghetti, a pizza chef who moves like a freight train when he hits Mach speed. The Noise Update, released in 2024, adds a brand-new campaign starring The Noise, the cackling yellow rival with a skateboard, wall-bounce antics, and a completely remixed moveset. With the update, you’re not just replaying old levels, you’re tackling them in a louder, flashier, and more unpredictable way.

This is a fan-made web conversion made by BurnedPopcorn180 and if you enjoy it, please buying the original game on Steam!

How to Play Pizza Tower?

Your main goal in Pizza Tower is to tear through each stage, grab collectibles, smash enemies, and keep your combo alive until you reach the Pizza Time pillar. Once you hit it, the level flips into reverse, and you have to sprint back to the start before the timer crushes you. With Peppino, it’s all about mastering Mach runs, wall climbs, and dive bombs to keep momentum alive. With the Noise Update, you can start a new campaign as The Noise, who brings his skateboard for wall bounces, rocket-style super jumps, and a tornado spin instead of Peppino’s dive. Boss fights and stages get tweaks to suit his toolkit, giving you a reason to relearn every floor. Swap Mode also unlocks once you finish The Noise’s run, letting two players compete for score while hot-swapping control. For smooth runs, stay in Mach as much as possible, chain enemy bounces into routes, and with The Noise, use wall ricochets and super jumps to stitch secrets directly into your main sprint line.

What Are the Controls for Pizza Tower?

On keyboard, defaults can be changed, but the standard layout is:

• Move with Arrow Keys or WASD
• Jump with Z
• Dash, Mach Run with X
• Grab, Throw, Ground-Pound with C
• Crouch with Down, Look Up with Up
• Taunt with V
• Pause with Enter or Esc



For The Noise specifically, you can charge a Super Jump by holding Dash and Up, then release for a vertical launch. His Noise Crusher is pulled off with Up + Jump in mid-air, and his tornado spin replaces Peppino’s dive, letting you cut under low ceilings without losing speed. On controller or Switch, the inputs are mapped to analog sticks and face buttons, all of which you can rebind in the options.

Features

• Core campaign starring Peppino Spaghetti, pure speed and platforming chaos
• The Noise Update, a full alternate campaign with unique moves, remixed mechanics, and a brand-new playstyle
• Swap Mode for competitive local two-player or single-player character switching
• Dozens of hand-drawn stages dripping with slapstick cartoon energy
• Tight speedrunning tools with deep combo systems and P-rank challenges