Happy's Humble Burger Cult

“It has no backup story at all.”

“It only has story through tapes which are difficult to find, and collectibles that aren't even clear that you can get.”

“The cooking itself is alright, but overall it's hardly anything more than a copy and paste cycle of gameplay with no clear story progression or end.”

“This game unfortunately suffers from lack of optimization, especially when compared to something like Happy's Humble Burger Farm.”

“Still, as of right now, particularly as the balancing and performance issues impact gameplay, I cannot, in good faith, recommend it.”

“Performance wise, I am above the recommended specs and the default settings were enough to cause sharp dips from 70 down to 50 fps. Toggling off a few settings was enough to reduce it, but I wanted to note it in case others with similar specs had issues.”

“The game is essentially the same as the previous, just with newer graphics, gambling, and character customization that doesn't really matter right now. It just needs more uniqueness and playability.”

“Beyond that, if you call the complete cluster of trash around every single nook and cranny on the very first level, which serves as the welcoming mat for everybody, a 'stylish aesthetic,' then I would say that is a problem.”

“Since you have to read because there's no visuals to guide you in a smooth way, you stare at the screen and memorize it before starting or do 3-4 toppings at a time.”

“The festival map should have a DJ booth keeping an enemy at bay that gets angry if you don't change or replay the song often enough. The time it takes for the song to end should scale with the number of players in the lobby (more players = shorter time), and the DJ booth should be placed a good distance from the rest of the kitchen.”

“There's no time pressure past the quota, and you can work as long as you want (or so it seems), yet even with it enabled, the music that plays during the clock-out phase still makes me rush to get everything done and get out of there.”

“Please drop the OST; the songs for the game and the festival location are amazing.”

“This game feels grindy while not being too in your face.”

“When there's other order-types active, such as pickup and the drive-thru, it becomes a lot more tedious because I can't keep track of what has been done already and the orders are never delivered by themselves.”

“Both just end up being tedious because I either can't find every thermostat or the enemy sees me constantly as I'm restocking, mostly before I even see them.”

“Lobbies are a bit buggy (to be expected on release) and crash a lot!”

“Game can be a bit buggy, audio levels seem really off and a lot of things need to be adjusted (individual player volume please). Performance gets worse the longer you play, and some events can be really overwhelming.”

“The game has a fair amount of bugs and glitches but the gameplay loop is very enjoyable.”

“I will say this though, it definitely needs more content to add to the replayability, like new enemies or different end game bosses and random changes.”

“But it doesn't quite capture the atmosphere and nostalgia of the other game.”

“Increased enemy variety, downtime to enjoy with friends and figure stuff out during levels, and balancing (both up and down, depending) would make this game my favorite multiplayer co-op game, especially if it took more inspiration from its roots, leaning more heavily into atmosphere and creepy fast food theme (like in Happy's Humble Burger Farm).”