

Turn falling ingredients into a dinner rush. Match four, set up cascades, and serve hungry customers across six space restaurants. Work through 120 campaign orders, unlock a crew of chefs, or see how long you can keep the kitchen running in Endless.
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Turn falling ingredients into a dinner rush. Match four, set up cascades, and serve hungry customers across six space restaurants. Work through 120 campaign orders, unlock a crew of chefs, or see how long you can keep the kitchen running in Endless.
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You’d think a civilization capable of interstellar travel could figure out lunch. Apparently, that’s your job.
Intergalactic Burger Joint is a falling-pair puzzle game about matching ingredients and feeding hungry customers across six space restaurants. Rotate and drop pairs, line up four of a kind, and clear the ingredients already on the board to finish each order. Set up a cascade and enjoy a brief moment of feeling extremely clever.
You meant to do that. We saw nothing.
Beside the board, your chef cooks and serves the burgers earned by your clears. Customers arrive, collect their food, and head back out into the galaxy. You’ve got the next pair of ingredients to worry about.
Work your way from Neon Street Diner to Salvage Port Cantina through 120 campaign orders. Finish restaurant chapters to unlock new kitchens and chefs, with outfits, hats, and accessories to earn along the way.
Endless starts gently, then picks up as you clear waves. Chase your best score, work toward your chef’s rewards, and find out how long “just one more game” actually lasts.
Unlock six chefs and put together their looks with clothing, headwear, and compatible accessories. Good puzzle skills are useful. Having a favorite work outfit is also understandable.
An optional tutorial will help you settle in. Play with a keyboard or gamepad, and adjust ingredient labels, the landing guide, reduced motion, subtitles, and audio to suit you.
Your shift’s ready when you are.
We’ve successfully played Intergalactic Burger Joint on Steam Deck using Proton and the Deck’s built-in controls. This reflects our own testing and is separate from Valve’s official Steam Deck compatibility rating.
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