A Bun Above

One more layer?

Ingredients drop and stack with real physics. Every layer adds to the score,

but whether you put one more on a wobbling tower is your call.

Anything that tumbles off the plate scores nothing. Push your luck, or cap it with the top bun and serve.

If it tastes good together, it combos

Most effects point at the ingredient next to them. Cheese melts onto the patty beside it for ×1.5,

tomato lifts the bacon, and bacon, lettuce and tomato together complete a recipe that multiplies the whole burger.

Where you drop each piece decides both how steady the tower stands and how much it scores.

How a run goes

Every customer names a quota. Drop ingredients from your pantry onto the plate, cap it with the top bun

to serve, and get scored; miss the quota and it's game over on the spot. Clear a customer and the

Midnight Food Truck opens: buy crates and relics, discard the ingredients you don't need, and grow your deck.

Satisfy the final boss to win.

Every burger gets a name

What you stacked and which recipes you hit become the name on the menu.

Something like "Moon-Viewing & THE BLT Fried Egg Bacon … Burger!!!" — and the best one of each run is saved to your Burger Album.

What you stack

• 110+ ingredients — points, multipliers, catchers. Every shape stacks differently, and catchers hold the tower up
• 50+ recipes — hit a combination for a whole-burger multiplier, and many unlock new ingredients
• 40+ relics — permanent effects that lift entire tags
• 8 cooks — each with their own starting deck and house specialty
• Customers with character — favorites, dislikes, bones. The order shifts every time, even from the same face

Prove yourself

Raise the stakes with Shop Ranks ★0–5 and Seasoned Chef, where the drop point sweeps side to side on its own.

Daily Challenge and Overtime scores go up on the Steam leaderboards.

Includes a Codex, a Burger Album and 70+ achievements.

Streaming & videos

Streams and videos are welcome, monetized ones included. No need to ask first, and the in-game music is fine to use.

A mention of the game's name is always appreciated.