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Burger Island

Turn a run-down burger stand into the hippest joint ever in Burger Island! in addicting Burger Island Game

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System Requirements

  • OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista
  • Memory: 128 MB
  • DirectX: 7.0 or later
  • CPU: P3 800

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Burger Island Game Description

Help our heroine Patty turn around a run-down burger stand located on deserted Mount Tikikola Beach in Burger Island, the latest hit from Sandlot Games! Juggle orders from demanding customers, purchase over 30 exotic mouth-watering recipes, unlock more than 40 delicious ingredients, combining up to 9 per order, all while keeping an ever-watchful eye on the clock! With 60 increasingly challenging levels, see if you have what it takes to help Patty build the hippest burger joint ever!

Burger Island full version features include:

  • 5 Exotic Burger Stand Locations!
  • Over 30 Uniquely Delicious Recipes!
  • 60 Fast-Paced Levels!
  • More Than 40 Different Ingredients!

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Burger Island Game Customer Reviews

This is a fast-paced game that keeps you on your toes. The graphics and sound effects are neat. It takes awhile to get really challenging, but when it does look out! The only downside is that it's very long: I'm on level 45, and I'm only about 3/4 of the way through.

- by nene_mac

My kids got this game as a Christmas gift and they have played it and fought over it ever since. I've been extremely impressed by 2 things: ALL four of my kids, from 6 through 11, boys and girls, love this game; and it (incredibly) doesn't involve shooting, killing or otherwise violently eliminating any sort of opponent. While it's not violent, it doesn't appear too juvenile, which would turn off my older kids. They all love to show me and each other what they're doing (instead of playing in silence) and they're happy to reach new levels. It also seems easy enough to save their score so they can stop when I ask them to and they can restart later. So... lots of fun, challenging, no violence, wide range of ages, and even a great price - bonus!

- by Liz Devon