

Backburner
Jankyhand Games · 2026 · Casual, Simulation, Life Sim, Automobile Sim, Shop Keeper
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Backburner
Run your very own food truck and serve delicious dishes across two vibrant islands!
Cook, serve, and manage your food business while keeping your customers happy and your recipes growing.
Cook, serve, and manage your food business while keeping your customers happy and your recipes growing.
- Cook & Serve: Prepare a variety of dishes, each with its own recipe and customer preferences.
- Upgrade Your Truck: Expand your menu, improve your equipment, and unlock new ways to serve efficiently.
- Explore Two Islands: Travel freely across two connected islands, discovering new locations and challenges as your business grows.
- Relaxing & Fun: Enjoy a cozy, casual experience with charming characters and funny interactions.
- Progress & Replay: Unlock new recipes, expand your truck, and master the art of running the perfect food business.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is relaxing and frustrating at the same time xD. It still needs a lot of work, but the foundation is there. With the right updates and more content, I can definitely see it becoming a really great simulator game. Looking forward to seeing how it develops over time.5 found this helpful
The state of this application is too early even for early access. Got way to many bugs to be already out for public. Requires some time to mature. The devs idea for the gameplay seems fun but execution lacks - trying again in a few months4 found this helpful
This game is barely playable and is a long way from being early access. I appreciate its just a solo dev, but so much of the game simply doesn't work, pity as I was looking forward to this game.4 found this helpful
I honestly disagree with a lot of the criticism here. I don't understand why people keep confusing a demo, an early access game and a full release. If a developer put everything the game has to offer (both now and in the future) into the demo, then it wouldn't really be a demo, would it? The same applies to early access. If all planned content was already included, there would be no reason to call it early access, it would simply be the full game. I do agree with JustProne about the demo. It was very buggy and a lot of things were broken. However, from what the developer has said, around 80% of the scripts have been rewritten or heavily modified, along with many textures. After playing early access for almost 5 hours, I honestly haven't encountered any bugs. The only suggestion I'd give the developer is to increase the movement speed of some NPCs, as they sometimes look a bit laggy while walking. If I come across any bugs in the future, I'll be sure to report them in the Community Hub. I also think some people don't realize how difficult it is for solo dev to find every bug without a team of testers. That's exactly why the dev asks players to report bugs and share suggestions. As f…2 found this helpful
really fun game as i progressed it got better i am looking forward to future updates and excited to see how it grows2 found this helpful
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