$11.99Galaxy Burger Burgers for the galaxy
Run a travelling burger joint across the galaxy, stacking burgers to order for aliens and mecha cats. Cook solo or with up to seven friends, unlock new ingredients and planets, and keep the fries and iced coffee coming. Relaxed by default, hectic if you want it that way.
Is Galaxy Burger worth it?
Galaxy Burger is worth it if…
- you like slow, hands-on simulator games about cooking and serving
- you want a cozy co-op kitchen for 2-8 players with assigned roles
- you enjoy unlocking ingredients, recipes, and new planets over time
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Stacking burgers for aliens and cats
You take the order, cook the fillings, and build the burger layer by layer in the right order. Get it right and your planet reputation grows, which unlocks new ingredients, menu items, and further planets with bigger crowds and trickier menus.
There is plenty to work with: black bread, egg, fishy and vegan options, even bun-less builds, plus fries, calamari, onion rings, juices, sodas, and iced coffee. You can pin recipes while you cook, so there is no need to memorize hundreds of combinations. Custom orders keep you guessing, which is half the fun.
A kitchen that fits your pace
The regular shift has no timer, so accuracy matters more than speed. You can take your time, prep ingredients in bulk, and work through the customers one by one while the lo-fi space soundtrack hums along.
When you want pressure, timer mode adds customer patience to beat, and endless mode just keeps the orders coming. Coupons let you tweak a shift with perks like more tips, more reputation, or vegan-only orders. It is the same cozy kitchen, only the tempo changes.
Good to know before you open shop?
How does co-op work?
You can team up with up to seven other players online, for 2-8 in the kitchen at once. Splitting tasks helps a lot on busy planets: one person grills, one fries, one pours drinks, one builds burgers.
Do customers get angry if you are slow?
Not in the normal shift or zen-style modes, where food does not burn and nobody storms out. Impatient customers only appear in timer mode, where patience runs down and fast, correct serving earns extra rewards.
What do you spend your earnings on?
Earnings pay for travel to new star systems and planets, plus kitchen upgrades that speed up cooking and serving. Further planets bring more customers, more ingredients, and larger orders to manage.
