
What's more American than Fast Food? How about cooking it with guns! Switch between individual weapons to move ingredients, cook and deliver them to your customers before they lose their patience.
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You are an underpaid employee trying to pay off your student loans at Joe's Freedom Burgers, the only Fast Food Joint where burgers are prepared authentically American with the use of firearms and firearms only.
Choose your weapons to maneuver food around the kitchen. Each weapon has its own niche - try them all to find out what they're best at.
As you are cooking, your boss Joe Hannes is looking over your shoulder - and will routinely point out the mistakes you make.
Quality matters - each time you deliver an order, you will get a rating from the customer. They're quite picky - to get the perfect S rank, you'll need to become one with your firearms.
At the end of the shift, all your mistakes will be added together. If the customers at the end of the day aren't happy with your performance, you will be fired!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Yes the dialogue is a tad excessive and gets annoying but I grew fond of the rats, one might say I felt maternal towards them.
Absolute cinema, game of the year material.
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very kind extreme and unusual game i like it
Fun little game. Works perfectly on a ROG Ally running Bazzite.
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Realistic simulation if your average American fast-food joint.
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NEVER FELT MORE AMERICAN IN MY LIFE
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