Galaxy Burger Reviews

Great relaxing fun! You can turn up the heat on the game play too and make it so timing does matter. The coupon bonuses can alter your kitchen and game play as well. I love feeding the precious space kitties.

An easy and relaxing burger-making sim game. The multiplayer works very well because you can just sort of hang out and make burgers and chat.. you can give eachother roles or be totally chaotic, as most customers don't put you on a time limit. Filling out the orders and unlocking new stuff is satisfying. There's a surprising amount of levels for a small game.

If you are looking for a semi-cozy game for yourself and your friends this is that game. I like how simple it is and you have the add on vouchers for the extra service. The more people in the more chaotic it can be but a friendly banter can't hurt >:D<. I highly recommend it!

Galaxy Burger is a *very, very* chill restaurant sim. I've only played for around 4 hours, but from what I've seen, there are no upgrades to equipment (like your burgers will always cook at the same, slow speed), and time pretty much means nothing. You could sit there and stare at the customer for 10 minutes before starting their order, and they won't care (not sure if this is true on later planets though). This is a game to play if you want to relax and put a YouTube video on in the background. You do the same exact thing on each planet: make hamburger after hamburger to hopefully unlock some more ingredients to make more hamburgers. Coupons can make the experience a little more interesting, like by helping you gain rep faster, or forcing customers to only order a specific dish. I would give this a mixed/meh review if I could. It doesn't deserve a thumbs down, though.

A very cozy, fun cooking game. Love the fact that progression isn't gated, you can jump ahed or backtrack any time you would like to. Another great thing about this game, is that unlike other games, this one doesn't force a timer on you, you can be as slow or as fast as you'd like (for players looking for a challange there is a timed version). Only thing i'd change is the coupon system, rn it isn't really worth the money.

I've been enjoying this game so much, it's been infectious to my community for how relaxing and addicting it is and they've been getting the game too lol One thing I love the most is that the orders are not stressed on time (unless you are working at a planet with impatient customer traits), unless you choose to go on a timed mode. I like taking my time to cook these burgers to perfection, neat, and presentable like you'd see them on a TV commercial! Some of the random variations of own recipes or existing recipe but additional requests on those are ridiculous and funny hahaha I hope the devs also make other food games like this! Pizza could be a cool one 💖

I have got to say I absolutely love this little game, i was sold on the chill environment serving food to robot cats and other customers, and i was not disappointed it was exactly what i was promised and i have enjoyed the game, though having said that there are some minor things i hope the Developer will add in the future Pros: -Relaxing game (unless you do speedrun, but its a good way to make money) - looks great and mechanically works well - earning the recipes is a nice way to keep a player going - achievements are good and have been what has kept me playing as well - has a multiplayer mode - good price for the amount of game you get: 56 recipes about 30 or so planets and other modes to try Cons: - minor glitches, but the dev has been working on that to his credit - on speed run mode, they need to adjust the one item timer for coffee or fried food, it basically runs down in like 10 seconds and you lose an automatic 40% penalty if you are too slow - the conveyor belt should have a option to speed up for the speedrun mode, because its incredibly infuriating when i JUST run the time down and immediately get hit with the penalty because the inpatient customers have the attention span of a gold fish - the multiplayer should have a drop in and drop out feature, i don't have any friends who play this game and i have no way to play the multiplayer with anybody To the Developer, if you see this comment, please understand, i love your game and i think its a lot of fun, but there are some small things i think that keep it from being a better, i overall love this game and my almost 120hrs on this game as of this review tells you i enjoy the game, so thanks for making it and i wish you all the best with this game in the future

Fun to play with friends, especially with friends on the later planets where there is more to do. Even if you don't have others to play with it's still fun since there's not usually a timed aspect to the gameplay.

It's a pretty great game, especially if you like cooking simulators. There's no time limit, unless you choose the timed mode. It can take a while to get the last couple reputation stars on each planet if you're trying to 100 percent it. Having the complexity scale by planet is pretty good too. You'll start on mercury with a very limited set of ingredients an then gain more ingredients and stations to manage as you unlock each station. 10/10 Cheeseburgers without cheese, would eat again

So far I've been having an absolute blast with the game. The different planets is a nice touch alongside being able to "level up" each planet and discovering their secret menu item. The fact that it works flawlessly within multiplayer is a huuuuge plus, I would have never considered purchasing the game otherwise! A couple small gripes I have with the game so far - Loading up your grill with a bunch of stuff while it's off, and turning it on will make you go deaf (if you have annoying friends they will make you hate them) - I wish you could show the order AND a recipe up at the same time. Once you start getting more and more recipes, it begins to feel like an actual job trying to remember all the recipes! - I still can't tell if the sequence of the ingredients changes the overall rating. Give us more details on why the order wasn't a 100%