
Make tasty food items to serve hungry customers in this fast-paced sequel to the amazing food making games Burger Shop 1 & 2!
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yep, they did it again. Another Burger Shop that's even bigger, better, and burger than before! And they did it like 15 years after the last game. with new foods, new powerups, new customers, even new game modes! But I do have to mention, the amount of different foods is so large this time that it happens more often that the conveyor belt doesn't have the ingredient that you had in mind, which can be annoying. Now you really have to use that return pipe on the top center. The campaign is much more interesting. There's lots of powerups, and you buy them by earning credits from beating levels. I didn't realize this at first, until the game became impossibly hard, and I was wondering when I'll receive some upgrades like in the previous games. Once you start a level, you can select which upgrade you want to apply for it. They can make certain customers or orders much easier, or speed up machines, and so on, on top of the powerups you already know from Burger Shop 1 & 2. Tip: don't use the money upgrade. You will earn heaps of money with the arcade game modes. Getting those 450 arcade medals was a real grind. But luckily you don't need to Extreme everything. I thought the puzzle game mode was most interesting, as it's very different from the normal gameplay, yet based on it. I wish you could get more hints/tries though, because the later levels become really hard to crack. Not sure why this game is still in Early Access. it feels like a complete game to me. Also, they lowered the price from €5 to €3,55. There's just no good reason to skip on this game.
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While it is still in early access, the first third of the story is complete, and the mechanics are incredibly well done. There's so much gameplay in this version, and can be overwhelming at times. It is one of my favorite games, and one of the best time management games. Nothing is like the series, and it is above and beyond what one could've hoped from if they beat the first two. There are such great difficulty options -- boosts to minimize things you dislike/struggle with and several different base difficulty modes. It's not necessary to Extreme all challenges, but doing so is very rewarding. The music is very good, but about halfway through I ended up turning it off and listening to other stuff in the background, but I really can't call it a complaint when I've played 300 hours. Any music would get old at that point. I still occasionally listen to it.
goated game; however, i really wish they can still bring back the breakfast, lunch, dinner modes instead of an all day menu unless they include that as a mode too!
I had no idea there was a Burger Shop 3, so having loved 1 and 2 for years, I immediately bought it. It's just as good as the previous 2, in fact better because there are more dishes and a greater variety. Still feels like the older 2 in gameplay, so a great hit of nostalgia too. Looking forward to many more hours of fun!
this is the best game ever
i love this game sm. it captures burger shop 1 and 2 perfectly and all the new foods doesnt feel like its out of place at all.
They're using AI and even worse, it's currently not even disclosed. I genuinely loved this series and had been waiting for YEARS for the third game. Played it, loved it and got all of the achievements before the story was added in. To say I am disappointed is an understatement. Even the Slay the Spire devs used cute and silly stick figures as placeholders. There really was no excuse here.
best game ever
Habituellement je rédige une évaluation une fois le jeu terminé, mais Burger Shop 3 mérite une exception. En premier lieu, bien qu'il soit en early access depuis bientôt 3 ans, le jeu propose un contenu largement supérieur à ses prédécesseurs. Je dirais même que ce dernier est impressionnant, que ce soit en terme d'originalité par rapport aux autres jeux ou simplement en nombre brut de niveaux. Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas le concept, Burger Shop se joue uniquement à la souris et consiste à cliquer sur ingrédients pour assembler des plats. On envoie ensuite ces derniers à des clients dont la patience est fort variable. Le concept est extrêmement simple mais aussi très agréable, car chaque niveau permet de débloquer un nouveau plat ou une nouvelle boisson. On commence par faire du hamburger et on finit par préparer du triple cheeseburger-bacon-cheddar-salade-tomates-ketchup-moutarde avec grand coca et onion rings mayo. Burger Shop 2 avait étendu la diversité culinaire en déclinant 3 types de niveaux : petit-déjeuner, déjeuner, dîner, proposant une gamme de produits différents. Burger Shop 3 pousse l'idée encore plus loin, en proposant 5 restaurants distincts : tex mex, italien, asiatique, diner américain et glacier spécialisé en desserts. Les recettes du précédent jeu sont d'ailleurs en majorité reprises, ce dernier opus se plaçant dans la continuité tout en apportant une tonne de recettes différentes. On a également le plaisir de découvrir de nouveaux clients, qui ont des commandes bien spécifiques. Le hipster par exemple, exige des plats disparus de Burger Shop 2, qui lui seront exclusivement servis. Le client à distance fait son apparition, version Uber Eats. Chaque nouveau client apporte sa mécanique particulière et rend le jeu un peu plus loufoque. Enfin, le nombre de niveaux figurant sur la page descriptive du jeu est bien réel. La complétion totale prend des dizaines d'heures et des milliers de clics de souris, pour le plaisir des fans de la première heure. Ou bien des nouveaux fans qui ont envie d'un jeu sans prise de tête, jouable à tout moment sans avoir besoin de se remémorer l'histoire. Je recommande bien chaudement Burger Shop 3, indépendamment du côté nostalgie, car il m'apporte un réel divertissement, en toute simplicité.
A fresh take on a childhood classic, it's so much fun.
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