Wrap House Simulator, a fast-food management game from PlayWay, hits Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Xbox PC on July 17 at $14.99 — with a pre-order discount bringing it down to $13.49.
The game puts you behind the counter of a wrap shop, handling everything from slicing vegetables and grilling meat to assembling orders and keeping impatient customers happy. As you earn money, you unlock new recipes, buy upgraded kitchen equipment, and redesign your workspace to improve efficiency. The loop scales up over time — busier shifts, special customers like food critics and VIP guests, and new ingredients and decorations to chase. Online co-op supports up to four players, letting you split kitchen duties across the team: one person preps ingredients, another grills, someone else assembles and serves. The game pitches that division of labor as both the key to success and the source of most of the chaos.
PlayWay is a prolific Polish publisher known for cranking out simulator titles across a wide range of everyday and niche settings — cooking, construction, farming, and plenty in between. Wrap House Simulator fits squarely in that catalog, targeting players who enjoy management loops and cooperative play over high-stakes action. The sub-$15 price point keeps it in impulse-buy territory, which suits the genre well.
No post-launch content has been announced yet. If the co-op holds up under a full dinner rush, this one could find a comfortable audience among fans of Overcooked-style kitchen chaos and the broader PlayWay simulator crowd.
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