Burger Rush

Read the order tickets, stack the fillings in the right order and serve as many burgers as you can in a 90-second shift.

Burger Rush

The lunch rush has hit your burger counter. Read each order ticket, stack the fillings in exactly the right order and put the top bun on to serve. You have one 90-second shift to earn as many coins as you can.

How to play

1. Choose a difficulty and press Open the shop.
2. A ticket shows the burger each customer wants, from the top bun down to the bottom bun.
3. Your plate already has a bottom bun. Tap the fillings in order from the bottom up.
4. Press Top bun · serve. The burger goes to the waiting customer whose order matches exactly.
5. Tickets that no longer match your plate fade out. Undo removes the last filling and Clear empties the plate, both for free.

Pay

Normal, Hard

Customers at once, 2, 3

Fillings on the menu, 4, 6 (adds onion and bacon)

Fillings per order, 1 to 4, 2 to 6

Coins per filling, 3, 4

Speed tip, up to 8, up to 10

• The tip is the share of the patience bar the customer still has when you serve them.
• Every burger in an unbroken streak adds 1 more coin per streak step, up to 5.
• A burger nobody ordered costs 5 coins, and a customer who runs out of patience walks out and costs 10.

Either one ends your streak.

• Customers get less patient as the shift goes on.
• If two customers ordered the same burger, the one with less patience left gets it.

Score

• Your score is the coins you hold when the 90 seconds are up. Higher is better.
• Normal and Hard have separate leaderboards.
• Orders are dealt fairly by the game, so every shift is different.

Controls

Action, Mouse or touch, Keyboard

Add a filling, Tap a bin, 1 to 4 (1 to 6 on Hard)

Serve, Top bun · serve, Space or Enter

Remove the last filling, Undo, Backspace

Empty the plate, Clear, Delete

Pause, Pause button, Esc or P

Sound, reduced motion and the interface language (English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese) can be changed at the top of the game. The game pauses itself when it loses focus, and the counter is hidden while paused.

Tips

Serve the customer with the shortest patience bar first — an angry walk-out costs more than a slow tip. Long orders pay more coins, so they are worth the extra taps.