Pizzatron 3000 was a singleplayer game in Club Penguin Rewritten that could be accessed in the Pizza Parlor. The machine itself was invented by Gary the Gadget Guy, and it was designed for chefs to create many pizzas quickly. It was a multi-purpose machine that could be used to make both seafood pizzas and candy pizzas.
The goal of the game was to complete 40 orders displayed on the white screen on the right, by dragging the sauce and toppings over or onto the pizzas that match with the order. The different toppings that could be chosen from were seaweed, shrimp, squid and fish, while the sauces that could be chosen were pizza sauce and hot sauce.
As more orders were made, the speed of the conveyor belt increased. Making a mistake would decrease the speed of the conveyor belt. Placing the wrong topping onto a pizza would result in a mistake, which required the order to be remade. However spreading the wrong sauce onto a pizza did not result in a mistake.
Each correct pizza gave five coins. The amount increased by five when five pizzas in a row were made correctly. The game ended when five mistakes were made or when there was no more orders to make.
Candy Mode[]
The hidden Candy mode could be played by clicking on the red lever on the left side of the game's main menu. By doing this, you could earn a stamp. Candy mode replaced the toppings with licorice, marshmallows, chocolate chips and jellybeans, as well as the sauces with chocolate sauce and strawberry icing.
Each correct pizza gave an extra five coins, however, the speed of the game was faster than the regular mode. This mode also randomized the pattern of pizza orders, not going in a progressing order like Normal Mode.
In normal mode, the first two pizzas to make were always cheese pizzas.
In candy mode, the first pizza to make were always a chocolate sprinkle pizza.
When trying to find a buddy who was playing Pizzatron 3000, it would show as "name is making pizzas".
Pizzatron 3000 used to be more difficult due to the fact that Club Penguin Rewritten runs at a higher frame rate than Club Penguin. This also affected System Defender. All stamps were still possible to obtain, although extremely difficult. The frame rate was lowered on January 10, 2020.
You could go into full-screen by right clicking on the game and clicking "Full screen".