Burger Life throws you straight into the chaos of running a burger joint from scratch. This is pure hyper-casual hustle—stack burgers, dodge angry customers, collect cash before it disappears, and hire staff to keep the madness under control. Think Diner Dash meets Idle Breakout, but you're the one sprinting between the grill and the counter. It's designed for quick sessions where every second counts, and watching those cash stacks pile up feels ridiculously satisfying.
Easy to start, tricky to optimize. The first five minutes teach you the loop. The next hour is you chasing efficiency.
Handles perfectly on both platforms with zero input delay.
Your character automatically grabs burger stacks from the grill when you walk over them. Deliver these stacks to the counter or directly to seated customers—each burger served triggers a cash drop. Don't let customers see the "NO SEAT!" bubble or they'll walk out angry. Prioritize seating upgrades when queues start forming.
Cash stacks don't teleport to your wallet. They sit on the floor with glowing effects until you physically walk over them. Miss them for too long and they vanish. This creates a frantic rhythm: serve burgers, loop back for cash, dodge idle staff, repeat. Hire workers to automate collection once you unlock enough tables.
Every earned dollar feeds back into expansion. Unlock new tables to seat more customers. Buy staff to handle deliveries and cash pickup. Complete in-game tasks (like "Serve 50 Burgers" or "Hire 3 Employees") to hit milestones faster. The endgame is a fully automated burger empire where you just watch cash multiply while sipping coffee.
Perfect for mobile gamers who need a three-minute dopamine hit during breaks. If you love time-management loops but hate complicated menus, this nails it. Also great for kids or anyone chasing that "just one more upgrade" addiction without committing to hour-long sessions.
It's controlled chaos that somehow feels zen once you get the rhythm down. The first ten minutes are hectic—you're sprinting everywhere, customers are yelling, cash is exploding on the floor. Then you hire staff and suddenly you're conducting an orchestra instead of playing every instrument. The flat-shaded visuals and smooth 60 FPS keep your brain focused on the loop, not the eye candy. It runs like butter because the minimalist design prioritizes performance over fancy shaders—you'll never see a stutter, even with twenty customers on screen.
1. Saves: Progress is stored via Playgama's cloud system, so switching devices won't erase your empire.
2. Performance: Built on Unity's Universal Render Pipeline for lightweight execution. Zero load screens after the initial boot, and the isometric camera keeps frame rates locked even during peak customer rush hours.
Burger Life is a mindless-but-addictive grind machine that respects your time while stealing your attention.
Burger Life was developed by GMR Bros. Released in January 2026.