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About Silver Service

Silver Service is a cozy tidying game set aboard a cruise liner. You collect portions scattered across the ship’s tables and return each dish to its display, matching it to one of 241 recipes. There are 11,132 portions to put away across the Brasserie, the Boba Salon, the Sushi Bar, the Tea Room and the Grand Buffet.

Tidy the liner

Fill your tray from the tables, then find the right display for each dish. The game has no cooking, customers or timer: you tidy at your own pace, with just your tray and the liner to put in order.

Upgrade your gear

Each portion you put away earns coins to improve your equipment:

  • A bigger tray: increase its capacity to up to 16 places.
  • Faster movement: get around the liner more quickly.
  • Longer reach: grab items over counters.
  • A service trolley: carry items on three shelves.
  • The head waiter's eye: spot every portion of a dish at a glance.

Play together

You can play solo or invite up to three Steam friends online. Split the rooms between you or cross paths in the corridors while carrying food.

Explore and collect

For a break from tidying, take the fishing rod at the back of the ship and catch the species beneath the water. Each catch joins the crew’s aquarium. You can also photograph whales, dolphins, gulls and passing ships for your bestiary.

From the commander’s cabin, choose a destination: tropical lagoons, cherry blossom coasts or snowy fjords. The scenery changes around the liner as you work.

Game modes

  • Chill: tidy at your own pace, with no pressure.
  • Challenge: get less help and learn the liner by heart.

Kyo and Ishaa

The ship’s two penguins wander from room to room, swim around the ship and can be petted. They also snatch food and drop it somewhere else, so you need to stop them from getting away with it.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.