Galaxy Burger

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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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97%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,546 reviews

gameplay34 positive mentions

grinding44 negative mentions

Galaxy Burger is a fun and relaxing cooking game that allows players to take their time without the pressure of timers, making it perfect for casual play.
The game features a charming art style and cute characters, including alien customers and robo-kittens, which adds to the overall enjoyment.
Co-op mode enhances the experience, allowing friends to work together in a chaotic yet enjoyable environment, making it a great game for social play.

Progression can be slow and grindy, requiring many orders to unlock new planets and recipes, which may lead to repetitive gameplay.
There are several bugs and glitches, particularly in co-op mode, where orders may not sync properly between players, causing confusion.
Some players find the controls to be overly click-heavy, leading to potential wrist strain during extended play sessions.

gameplay
108 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31%
61%
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The gameplay is characterized by its relaxing and casual mechanics, allowing players to unwind while engaging in a unique cooking simulation. While the game features a variety of stages and challenges that keep the experience fresh, some players noted a tendency for the gameplay to become repetitive over time. Overall, it offers a smooth, addictive loop with options for both chill and timed gameplay, appealing to a wide range of players.
- “The gameplay is 95% smooth (sometimes I run into a couple of bugs but not a big deal), the instructions for the game are clear and simple, and there is also a timed challenge if you want to see how fast you can complete orders.”
- “A relaxing sci-fi cooking game set to a chilled-out, ambient space soundtrack, with a colorful anime art style and a laid-back gameplay loop.”
- “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 later gameplay doesn't change anything about the problems mentioned earlier.”
- “No new mechanics, nothing more to progress, and nothing really needed more than 1 player to cooperate together.”
- “What's the point of 'co-op gameplay' when there is really nothing that needed cooperation?”
graphics
88 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
52%
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The graphics of the game are widely praised for their charming pixel art style, featuring adorable characters like robo-kittens and aliens that enhance the overall relaxing and engaging experience. Many players appreciate the unique and colorful visuals, although some express a desire for more variety in certain elements, such as planet designs. Overall, the art style is considered beautiful and well-executed, contributing significantly to the game's appeal.
- “The pixel graphics for this game are off the charts.”
- “The graphics are simple yet beautiful, the music is banging, and the gameplay is super enticing.”
- “Galaxy Burger is such an amazing cozy cooking game, the graphics are good, cats are cute and they meow too!”
- “The 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).”
- “The graphics are adequate for what the game is.”
- “A very good game to relax to that could use a few quality of life updates - it feels like money doesn't have many uses since there's no upgrades or aesthetic items to purchase.”
music
88 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
48%
49%
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The music in the game is widely praised for its chill, relaxing quality, often described as a soothing blend of sci-fi lo-fi and mellow electronic sounds that enhance the cozy atmosphere. However, some players feel that the soundtrack can be repetitive and may induce sleepiness, suggesting the addition of an option to change the background music. Overall, while many enjoy the soundtrack as a perfect accompaniment for a laid-back gaming experience, a few recommend muting it in favor of their own playlists.
- “The soundtrack is amazing, it's so chill and relaxing (even though the game does get quite intense, even on normal shift).”
- “This game is super comfy, the music is relaxing and enjoyable to listen to.”
- “A relaxing sci-fi cooking game set to a chilled-out, ambient space soundtrack, with a colourful anime art style and a laid-back gameplay loop.”
- “Maybe add an option to change the background music because, to be honest, the music is making me sleepy and I had to mute it and play that Whooper instrumental music, sorry 😭”
- “The music is the same, the art is mediocre, and the sounds do not change no matter what you do. If you get orders wrong, it's all the same sounds.”
- “Though I'd strongly advise you to mute their music and play your own.”
grinding
44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The grinding aspect of the game is frequently described as excessive and tedious, particularly in solo play, leading to a repetitive experience. While some players find enjoyment in the grind, especially in co-op mode, many express frustration with slow progression and the lack of meaningful rewards. Overall, the game offers a significant amount of content, but the grind can detract from the fun, making it feel more like a chore than an engaging challenge.
- “Moreover, for a casual game, Galaxy Burger is incredibly grindy.”
- “Slow progress, repetitive and tedious.”
- “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.”
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
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The game's story is largely criticized for its lack of depth, with many reviewers noting the absence of a plot, stakes, or meaningful progression. While some appreciate the simplicity and find it suitable for casual play, others express a desire for a more engaging narrative akin to other titles in the genre. Overall, the storytelling aspect is seen as minimal and repetitive, detracting from the overall experience.
- “Back then the review focused more on the game mechanics and the background story.”
- “If it had additional story/regulars etc like other games in the genre (Coffee Talk, VA-11 Hall-A) it would really polish the experience.”
- “I'd also be down to play in a story mode... but it being simple as is is also nice!”
- “No story, just cooking.”
- “There's no story progression, or really a difficulty scale per se.”
- “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.”
humor
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is highly praised, particularly when played with friends or couples, as chaotic scenarios and funny order requests (like a cheeseburger without cheese) lead to hilarious moments. Players enjoy the mix of cute characters and the absurdity of the cooking challenges, which become increasingly frantic and entertaining with more participants. While early cooperative gameplay may lack challenge, the overall experience is described as fun and filled with comedic potential, especially in multiplayer settings.
- “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 (e.g., 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 of different game modes, and more.”
- “To us, it was just outright hilarious.”
stability
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game exhibits several stability issues, particularly in co-op mode and with larger player counts, leading to visual glitches and occasional gameplay interruptions. While these bugs can detract from certain experiences, many players find them manageable and even amusing, as they do not significantly hinder overall enjoyment. Developers are actively addressing these issues, suggesting improvements may be forthcoming.
- “These glitches deter me from attempting the 'timed modes,' as they would likely spoil the experience.”
- “However, the game gets very buggy at 3-4+ players, as we experienced.”
- “If the customer only ordered a drink, you cannot complete the order, but it glitches sometimes with it being the second item as well.”
atmosphere
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of the game is consistently praised for its relaxing and satisfying qualities, enhanced by nice art and chill music. Players appreciate the focus on a laid-back cooking experience, allowing them to enjoy the gameplay at their own pace while engaging with a large and immersive world. Overall, the sound design and easy-to-learn mechanics contribute to a compelling and enjoyable atmosphere.
- “All in all, fun game with nice art, chill music, and overall great atmosphere.”
- “It's got a very relaxing atmosphere and is very satisfying to play.”
- “The atmosphere is great, the world and menu are both large, and after almost 10 hours I'm nowhere near done.”
emotional
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the game emotionally engaging, experiencing a mix of joy and sadness, particularly highlighted by a poignant moment involving a robo-cat's simple vegan burger order. The overall atmosphere is described as wholesome and relaxing, allowing for creative expression in burger-making.
- “Really good game, made me cry when a robo-cat ordered a vegan burger that was nothing but 2 buns and a single pickle.”
- “Very wholesome chill game!”
- “It made me feel good 'cause I could also make the burgers look all pretty and professional.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is praised for its high replayability, with many users rating it a perfect 10/10 and expressing a desire to play indefinitely. Although some players noted a sense of repetition, the introduction of the "coupons" update significantly enhanced variety, further boosting the game's replay value.
- “Endlessly replayable, 10/10 will play until I can't.”
- “I did start to find the gameplay a bit repetitive at one point, but that's when they dropped the 'coupons' update, which allows for a lot of variety in your days, giving the game a lot more replayability value.”
- “I found the gameplay to be quite repetitive after a while, which diminished the overall replayability of the game.”
- “The lack of diverse content made me lose interest quickly; I don't see myself coming back for more.”
- “While the game has its moments, the limited variety in gameplay makes it hard to justify multiple playthroughs.”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the monetization model of this game for its absence of microtransactions and battle passes, contrasting it with the more aggressive monetization strategies of similar games like "Good Pizza, Great Pizza." Users express frustration with the latter's overwhelming pop-ups and costly DLC for event items, highlighting a preference for a more straightforward and less exploitative approach.
- “I like this better than Good Pizza, Great Pizza because there's no microtransactions and no battle pass system like GPGP.”
- “I was a long-time player of GPGP, but over the years they got really pushy and overwhelming with microtransactions and tons of pop-ups. They would say, 'Oh pay $3 to make your oven go faster for the day!' Not to mention, after a while, they made it pretty impossible to get all the event items, but they'd release them later 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 got 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.'”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The character development in the game is highlighted by its charming and adorable designs, particularly appealing to fans of cats and cute anime aesthetics. Players express a strong emotional connection to the characters, contributing to an overall enjoyable experience.