Wrap House Simulator

 
Wrap House Simulator is exactly what it sounds like: a frantic, low-budget simulation where you run a kebab shop. Released on May 29, 2025, by Broken Lyre Entertainment (published by simulator giant PlayWay S.A.), it follows the classic “job simulator” formula but trades house renovation for grilling meat and wrapping flatbreads. It sits awkwardly between a serious business sim and a chaotic co-op party game, often feeling like Overcooked seen through a first-person lens.
Chop, Grill, Wrap: Core Gameplay

The Cooking Loop: The core of the game is satisfyingly manual. You must physically slice vegetables, manage meat on the rotating spit (doner), and assemble wraps to specific customer orders. The chopping mechanics have a tactile crunch that is surprisingly addictive.
Solo vs. Co-op: While you can play alone, the game is clearly designed for multiplayer (up to 4 players). Solo play quickly becomes overwhelming as you juggle taking orders, cooking, cleaning, and restocking ingredients. With friends, it becomes a shouty, chaotic mess of flying ingredients and burning meat.
Shop Management: Beyond the kitchen, you manage the business. You earn money to buy new decor, upgrade kitchen equipment, and expand your menu. You can even adopt and interact with pets (like a stray cat) in your shop, adding a weirdly cozy layer to the stress.
Technical Jank: As is typical for the genre, the game is rough around the edges. Physics glitches are common—ingredients might clip through counters, and customers can get stuck in doorframes.

How It Stacks Up
Wrap House Simulator is less about renovation and more about the daily grind of food service.



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Key Difference




Kebab Chefs!
Kebab Chefs! is a direct competitor but leans more into “restaurant life” with a bigger open world and social elements. Wrap House Simulator is more focused on the speed and assembly line mechanics of a fast-food joint.


Cooking Simulator
Cooking Sim focuses on realistic physics and complex recipes in a high-end kitchen. Wrap House Simulator is more arcade-like, focusing on volume and time management in a gritty street-food setting.


Overcooked!
Both rely on co-op chaos, but Wrap House uses a first-person perspective, making coordination harder and the “my screen is blocked by a giant tomato” moments more frequent.



Key Details

Developer: Broken Lyre Entertainment.
Publisher: PlayWay S.A.
Platforms: PC (Steam).
Release Date: May 29, 2025.
Genre: Simulation / Co-op / Cooking.
Vibe: Late-night kebab shop chaos.

Who It’s For

Must-play for co-op groups looking for a cheap laugh. The “euro-jank” physics engine guarantees that someone will accidentally throw a kebab into the ceiling fan.
Perfect for multitasking masochists. If you enjoy the stress of trying to chop onions while the meat burns and a customer screams for a refund, this is your game.
Skip if you want a polished, deep tycoon game. The management layer is shallow, and once you master the basic cooking loop, the gameplay can feel repetitive.

Why It Works
It works because it gamifies a relatable, greasy reality. Everyone has been to a chaotic late-night food spot. Wrap House Simulator lets you step behind the counter to realize why your order is taking so long—because the chef is currently chasing a stray cat out of the kitchen while the fryer is on fire. It captures the frantic energy of street food service, warts and all.