About This Demo

A little restaurant. A lot of possibility.

Welcome to Fast Food Fortune, a casual restaurant management sim where a little burger joint is the start of something big.

You’ve got the keys, a kitchen, and plans to make a fortune. But there’s a little more to this restaurant business than you expected, but every shift brings something new to learn and something worth investing in.

Make yourself at home. Then make room.

Buy equipment, arrange your kitchen, and give the place some personality with furniture and decorations. Find a setup that keeps orders moving and customers comfortable.

As business grows, move into larger locations with room for more guests, more possibilities, and eventually, a drive-thru. Your little burger joint is going places.

Find your people. Build your crew.

Meet applicants, discover their strengths, and help them get even better. Train your staff, set their priorities, and build a team that can turn a stack of orders into a satisfying lunch rush.

They’ll make friends, have opinions, and expect a paycheck. Turns out “being the boss” comes with a few responsibilities.

Become somebody’s usual.

Good food gets people through the door. Good service gives them a reason to return.

Learn what your guests care about, earn glowing reviews, and turn first-time visitors into familiar faces. There’s something special about becoming someone’s favorite lunch spot.

Of course, raising prices might test just how much they love you.

Of course, raising prices might test just how much they love you.

Get into the business of getting better.

Cooking, ordering, bagging, serving, cleaning, repairs, it all starts to click when you put the right people and equipment together.

Set priorities and enjoy watching your crew find their rhythm, or direct your owner wherever an extra hand would help. Between shifts, see what worked, choose your next investment, and put tomorrow’s plans into motion.

A better kitchen. A bigger restaurant. Your first truly impressive payday.

That fortune isn’t going to make itself. But you’re getting the hang of it.