BurgerTime Party is a title that feels overstuffed.
BurgerTime Party!2019
BurgerTime Party!
2019 G-MODE Corporation68Worthwhile
Playtime
ShortTypically 3 hours
Playable on
Available on
- $19.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- October 7, 2019
- Developer
- Data East
- Publisher
- G-MODE Corporation
Overview
Peter Pepper's Burger is the hottest grill in town, thanks to its classic menu of award-winning puzzles and patties. But when retro gaming's master chef can't take the heat of inventing a brand-new burger, the ingredients that got chopped from Chef Peter Pepper's latest recipe take matters into their own comically oversized gloves. Out of the trash can leap four nefarious Food Foes, edible enemies with an appetite for revenge! In the ultimate battle of man vs. food, will cook or cuisine reign supreme? In 1982, Chef Peter Pepper and the Food Foes delighted arcade-goers worldwide with the action/puzzler BurgerTime. The classic gameplay returns in a fresh, colorful package full of tasty twists and scrumptious surprises as BurgerTime Party! for the Nintendo Switch system! Iron-willed chefs can individually tackle the solo campaign or join up to three friends in local multiplayer, either by working cooperatively to defeat the Food Foes together, or by taking control of one or more Food Foes...
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Reception
Press68
Worthwhile- Metacritic70from 10 reviews
- OpenCritic65from 10 reviews
In the end, BurgerTime Party! can be a fun experience, but doesn’t have a long lasting appeal. I only spent 3 to 4 hours playing. But thanks to it being on the Switch, the game does have the virtue of being a decent portable experience where you play five stages and then can be on your way. Unfortunately, I can’t give an opinion on the multi-player...
BurgerTime Party is a solid modern rendition of this classic game, and my mother who is a long time fan approves of it.
MEDIOCRE - BurgerTime Party is a mediocre introduction of the series to a new generation. The core gameplay remains the same, but everything else just hurts the experience. Lackluster level designs, content stretched to the point of tedium, undercooked multiplayer modes, and terribly unappealing aesthetics contribute to its downfall. As a budget title,...
If you can look past the ugly artwork, you’ll find it really is a good game with hours of fun!