I adore Burger Shop 2. In all seriousness, it's in my Top 10 Favorite Games. Going between breakfast, lunch, and dinner keeps it from getting stale, along with the ability to pick what item will be added to the restaurant next. This ramps up the difficulty without ever feeling unfair. The music is catchy and the graphics are bright and colorful. Besides the regular and expert campaign, there are relaxing and challenging modes. Don't skip the credits!

One of the highlights for me is the customers. They have names, bits of backstory, and personality like I haven't seen in other games of this type. They each have unique quirks; the ninja who orders breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The skater who only orders one item. The punk with very low patience. (There may be aliens...) It brings the game to life, and I've never been happier to serve a skater or dread a sumo wrestler.

The only con I can think of is there are no Steam achievements. I worked hard on those perfect levels!

EDIT: They've added Steam achievements!!

YES this is a masterpiece of a video game and should be played by any person who consiters themselfs a gaming enthusiast. Honestly it's just sad that games that have very little heart or soul put into them somehow overshadow stuff like this, just a shame. And if I found an entire warehouse full of copies of this game I'd get an airplane and stuff the thing full of these and air drop them onto every continent there is to exist.

Pros:
-Burgerbot is the best guy ever. When you see him make sure to get him to work.
-The customers seem to be the greatest there are. In most games customers are just background charaters that no one pays attention to. But in this place they are what the game is about. And they have some personality: like the old chap who has one special item in the game that he needs to get some food. Or the punk who is anarchy -personified-.
-Every level has a new thing that you have to get which slowly adds to all the stuff you'll have to do to fill out orders.
-Very high paced gameplay mixed with visuals that are somewhat cartoony in looks.
-God smiles everytime you get a perfect on a level. I think he does though you might have to ask a priest about if god does smile when you get a perfect on a level of this game.

In between:
-The charaters with anything that isn't high or very high patience. Honestly get out of my burger shop.

Cons:
-When everything is done you'll have to just play through stuff you already played.
Getting skaters and mimes when you want more complex orders.

All around a very great game that is fun for everyone in the family, even the teen who doesn't play vidja because he likes to go against social norms of what teens like him do these days. He'll especially like the punk.
10.1/10 or um 11/10 no no wait not that low. Oh I know! all the tens in the world, outside of earth, outside this universe and the multiverse and whatever lies beyond that/10. Yeah that'll do.

Update: Yes this game was updated to add language options and EXTREME mode, what's that all about? Think of as being Expert mode but now you don't even need to give people lollipops, Whether this is makes things harder or not is questionable though I will admit I did have to retry levels every once in a while because the customers just ate all my lollipops leaving none for the rest.

Played this when I was a kid and now I'm an adult playing it. Real simple comfort game.

What Burger Shop did well, Burger Shop 2 improves and builds upon excellently. With breakfast and dinner added, in addition to the lunchtime from the original, this game provides an awesome, challenging, and hectic experience of rushing to assemble every order in time. Whether speeding through Expert or Challenge Modes, trying to earn every trophy, or just laying back and playing Relax mode, this is a game that you can really bite your teeth into for hours on end.

If you played Cook, Serve, Delicious or any other kinds of cooking games, then you'll be very familiar with Burger Shop 2.

You click some ingredients (burger patties, lettuce, cups, bacon, eggs, etc.), you move them here and there, and you get find dishes to the customer. Customers are impatient, so you will have to manage your throughput to ensure that they do not get angry. The customers are unique and have interesting backstories.

The soundtrack is nice and catchy and fits the gameplay very well. There's different modes (story, expert, relax, etc.) for replayability, and it's suitable for anyone whether it's hardcore or casual gamers or somewhere in between.

NOTE: If you have RSI or any related wrist injuries (or if you want easy mode), I suggest playing this on a phone or tablet instead. It's much quicker to tap stuff than to constantly move the mouse around. Although, I would not recommend playing small screen size because you end up with frequent misclicks (< 5'' screen size).

I adore Burger Shop 2. In all seriousness, it's in my Top 10 Favorite Games. Going between breakfast, lunch, and dinner keeps it from getting stale, along with the ability to pick what item will be added to the restaurant next. This ramps up the difficulty without ever feeling unfair. The music is catchy and the graphics are bright and colorful. Besides the regular and expert campaign, there are relaxing and challenging modes. Don't skip the credits!

One of the highlights for me is the customers. They have names, bits of backstory, and personality like I haven't seen in other games of this type. They each have unique quirks; the ninja who orders breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The skater who only orders one item. The punk with very low patience. (There may be aliens...) It brings the game to life, and I've never been happier to serve a skater or dread a sumo wrestler.

The only con I can think of is there are no Steam achievements. I worked hard on those perfect levels!

for those of us who have long schlongs

your wrists will hurt but you will be having too much fun to care. Great game back then, even better game today

BURGER BOT ACTIVATED

mmm... burge r,.,