Galaxy Burger

96%
Game Brain Score Based on 342 reviews
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In "Galaxy Burger" , create perfect burgers using various ingredients and design your own recipes to delight quirky customers, including aliens and cats. Play solo or in co-op mode for 2-8 players, assign roles, and discover new ingredients as you explore the galaxy. Serve drinks and other fast foods like fries and onion rings to enhance the menu.

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96%
Audience ScoreBased on 342 reviews
gameplay9 positive mentions
grinding7 negative mentions
  • Galaxy Burger offers a relaxing cooking experience with no time limits, allowing players to take their time and enjoy the process of making burgers.
  • The game features a charming art style and quirky characters, including adorable robot cats, which adds to its overall appeal.
  • Co-op mode enhances the fun, allowing friends to work together in a lighthearted environment, making it a great choice for casual gaming sessions.
  • The game can be grindy, requiring a significant amount of time to unlock new planets and recipes, which may feel tedious for some players.
  • Some players have reported bugs and glitches, particularly in co-op mode, which can disrupt gameplay and lead to lost progress.
  • The reputation system can be frustrating, as it often requires a high number of perfect orders to progress, making it feel like a slog at times.
  • gameplay30 mentions

    The gameplay is characterized by a relaxing, no-timer approach that allows players to enjoy a variety of cooking mechanics across different planets, with options for both chill and challenging modes. While the mechanics are simple and addictive, some players note a potential for repetitiveness as they become accustomed to the gameplay loop. Overall, the game is praised for its polished execution, cute art style, and engaging custom order mechanics, though some players desire more depth through upgrades and enhancements.

    • “I love having a game that doesn't put any timer restrictions on my gameplay, and there are so many different planets!”
    • “The gameplay never gets dull because it's constantly adding new things as you play, such as new ingredients or new ways to serve.”
    • “The game is very relaxed and lets you get comfortable with the mechanics before overloading you with more.”
    • “However, these mechanics can start to become a bit repetitive once you've gotten used to the gameplay loop.”
    • “Although you have to wait until the patty is done, and you can't do anything except just waiting, which is a bad design for non-timed gameplay (for example you can't read the recipe book, because the game pauses).”
    • “It's all click-and-drag gameplay (more similar to games from the flash site era), and they made the wise choice of giving customers infinite patience on the default difficulty.”
  • graphics23 mentions

    The graphics of the game are widely praised for their cute and charming art style, particularly the pixel graphics that enhance the overall relaxing and satisfying gameplay experience. Players appreciate the adorable visuals and the ability to personalize their orders, although some note that character designs may not fit seamlessly with the game's aesthetic. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's cozy atmosphere, making it visually appealing and engaging.

    • “The graphics are adorable.”
    • “The graphics are very cute and charming.”
    • “Galaxy Burger is such an amazing cozy cooking game, the graphics are good, cats are cute and they meow too!”
    • “The graphics are adequate for what the game is.”
    • “Characters, on the other hand, look like they were taken from another game (different style, strange graphics issues, they don't fit into the game at all and look pretty weird).”
    • “A lot of planets, I'm still in the solar system but I can't wait to go to other systems, and the graphics are really cute.”
  • music19 mentions

    The music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing, mellow electronic vibe that complements the cosmic and cute aesthetic, making it ideal for a chill gaming experience. Many players appreciate the soundtrack's ability to enhance the overall atmosphere, with some even preferring to keep the music on while playing. However, a few critics found the music and setting less appealing, suggesting that it may not suit everyone's taste.

    • “The music is reminiscent of an old 80's diner with a futuristic twist, just like the game!”
    • “It has relaxing mellow electronic music that fits appropriately for it being cosmic-themed.”
    • “Plus, the soundtrack is out of this world!”
    • “Music and setting (spacey) are not my cup of tea.”
    • “Though I'd strongly advise you to mute their music and play your own.”
    • “There really isn't any music or story or really just anything; it's just a cooking game that is quite repetitive and, in my opinion, the economy system is broken.”
  • grinding7 mentions

    Players generally find the game enjoyable and cute, but many criticize it for being excessively grindy, leading to slow progress and repetitive gameplay. While casual players may not mind the grind, those aiming for 100% completion face significant time investment. The grinding aspect can feel tedious, especially when playing solo, and some players express a desire for improvements to reduce the grind.

    • “Slow progress, repetitive and tedious.”
    • “Gonna try grinding it out a bit more, but it seems a bit too slow-paced for me, to the point of being a bore.”
    • “This game is very fun and cute, but it's also extremely grindy. I don't think the grind aspect of the game is a huge deal if you are just playing casually, but if you are playing to 100% it, you're going to be putting a good amount of hours into it just grinding.”
  • story7 mentions

    The game's story aspect is largely criticized for its lack of plot, stakes, and progression, making it feel repetitive and simplistic. While some players appreciate its casual nature as a time killer, they express a desire for more engaging content, such as a story mode or space missions. Overall, the absence of a compelling narrative detracts from the experience for many users.

    • “I'd also be down to play in a story mode... but it being simple as is is also nice!”
    • “- some UI is done well (recipe book, quest helper, etc), but some parts look pretty bad (dialogues for instance).”
    • “There's no story progression, or really a difficulty scale per se.”
    • “Well, there's not much to this game in terms of plot or challenge, but if you're just looking for something to kill a few minutes with, it's ok.”
    • “There really isn't any music or story or really just anything; it's just a cooking game that is quite repetitive, and in my opinion, the economy system is broken.”
  • humor6 mentions

    The humor in the game is a standout feature, with players finding joy in the absurdity of client requests, such as a cheeseburger without cheese or a sandwich made entirely of bottom buns. The quirky interactions, cute characters, and the chaos of cooperative play contribute to a fun and hilarious experience, especially when shared with friends. While some early stages may lack challenge, the overall comedic elements and funny scenarios keep players entertained.

    • “I love the cute robo-cat you have to feed, and how some clients have special requests (5 bottom breads, seriously? And why do they want the top to be grilled, but not the bottom? 5 steaks? Why?) I always find it funny when they ask for a cheeseburger without the cheese, which is in the name.”
    • “Funny orders (ex: cheeseburger with no cheese, or a bread sandwich that has 7 bottom buns and 1 top bun), cute alien girls, several locations with different difficulties and gimmicks, intensity and pace of cooking is up to you (you can take your time with the orders or challenge yourself to do them quickly and efficiently), a couple different game modes, and more.”
    • “Anyway, this game is funny; there is a lot to discover.”
  • stability3 mentions

    The game experiences occasional stability issues, including glitches in co-op mode where players may see different items, and problems with order completion when only drinks are ordered. However, the developers are actively addressing these bugs.

    • “If the customer only ordered a drink, you cannot complete the order, but it glitches sometimes when it is the second item as well.”
    • “There are some visual glitches in co-op mode; sometimes I can see food on the table that my friend doesn't see.”
    • “While the game can be a little buggy, the developers are working hard to iron them out.”
  • emotional3 mentions

    The game evokes strong emotions, with players highlighting moments that can bring them to tears, such as a touching scene involving a robo-cat and a minimalist vegan burger. Overall, it is described as a wholesome and relaxing experience that fosters a unique emotional connection.

    • “Really good game, made me cry when a robo-cat ordered a vegan burger that was nothing but two buns and a single pickle.”
    • “Very wholesome, chill game!”
  • monetization2 mentions

    Users appreciate the lack of microtransactions and battle pass systems in this game compared to "Good Pizza, Great Pizza," which has been criticized for its aggressive monetization tactics, including frequent pop-ups and costly DLC for event items. This absence of pushy monetization strategies enhances the overall gaming experience.

    • “I like this better than Good Pizza, Great Pizza because there's no microtransactions and no battle pass system.”
    • “I was a long-time player of Good Pizza, Great Pizza, but over the years they got really pushy and overwhelming with microtransactions and tons of pop-ups. They would often say, 'Oh pay $3 to make your oven go faster for the day!' It became pretty impossible to get all the event items, and they would later release them for a ridiculous price as DLC if you didn't manage to get everything.”
    • “I was a long-time player of gpgp, but over the years they became really pushy and overwhelming with microtransactions and tons of pop-ups. It's frustrating when they say, 'Oh, pay $3 to make your oven go faster for the day!' Additionally, they made it nearly impossible to collect all the event items, only to release them later as DLC for a ridiculous price if you didn't manage to get everything.”
  • atmosphere2 mentions

    The atmosphere in Galaxy Burger is characterized by a relaxed and enjoyable cooking environment, allowing players to work at their own pace while fulfilling customer orders. The game features a pleasant sound design and straightforward mechanics that contribute to a satisfying gameplay loop, making it engaging without becoming monotonous.

    • “That being said, I don't think that's a bad thing for Galaxy Burger; the focus is on building a relaxed atmosphere as you cook burgers at your own pace, memorizing orders and fulfilling your customers' needs one at a time.”
    • “Great sound atmosphere, easy to learn mechanics without getting boring, decent gameplay loop for a cook/serve game.”
  • character development1 mentions

    Character development in the game is highlighted by its charming and adorable designs, particularly appealing to fans of cats and cute anime aesthetics. Players find joy in the engaging and fun interactions with the characters, enhancing the overall experience.

  • optimization1 mentions

    The game's optimization is generally well-received, with players enjoying the challenge of managing customer flow and performance. However, it may induce anxiety for those who struggle to keep up with the fast-paced demands. Overall, it is recommended for those who thrive in such environments.

    • “The optimization in this game is top-notch, allowing for smooth gameplay even during the most intense moments.”
    • “I love how the game manages resources efficiently, making it easy to focus on strategy rather than micromanagement.”
    • “The user interface is well-optimized, providing quick access to all necessary features without overwhelming the player.”
    • “The optimization in this game is severely lacking, making it frustrating to manage resources effectively.”
    • “I often experience lag and stuttering, which disrupts the gameplay and makes it hard to enjoy the experience.”
    • “The game runs poorly on mid-range systems, and the performance issues really detract from the overall enjoyment.”
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