The 3-6 player hidden identity party game "Burger Stacking: Who's the M.O.L.E?" launched on Steam on November 10. The standard price is 22 yuan, with a 10% launch discount until November 24, bringing the price down to 19.8 yuan.
Developed by uracon and published under Takara Tomy's independent game label ENJOYN GAMES. All players work together to build a burger, but are secretly divided into two teams: "Staff" and "Spy." The Staff's goal is to complete the burger without it collapsing, while the Spy tries to subtly sabotage the kitchen.
While making burgers, players must meet customer requests, such as increasing height or adding more toppings, while avoiding ingredients the customers secretly dislike. Spies can use their knowledge and lies to disrupt judgment. If cooking fails, everyone discusses and votes for the most suspicious participant.
Party mode rounds last about 20–30 minutes, with rules adjustable between Quick and Standard modes. Quick mode is easier to pick up, while Standard mode emphasizes verifying information and calculating scores.
The game also features a single-player story mode where an angel is tasked with closing down the mysterious burger joint "Hell's Kitchen." Players can learn the game rules while progressing through the story.
About This Game
Serve the best dish today! But not everyone thinks that way.
Working Together, But With Different Goals
"Burger Stacking: Who's the M.O.L.E?" is a physics-based party game for 3–6 players who collaborate to stack a giant burger. At the start, players are secretly divided into "Staff" and "Spy." The Staff's goal is to cooperate and successfully complete the dish. The Spy's goal is to disguise themselves as Staff and cause the dish to fail. Even though everyone is working on the same burger, not everyone wants the same outcome.
Customer Satisfaction First
Each round, customers place a burger order. Height, width, number of ingredient types—scoring criteria change every round. Better stacking means higher "Customer Satisfaction"; dropped ingredients and disliked ingredients result in point deductions. If satisfaction doesn't meet the standard, it counts as a failure even if the burger doesn't fall. Moreover, the more successful the cooking, the stricter the standards become in the next round. This isn't a game where "just stacking high is enough." Meanwhile, spies watch the scores and plan failures right at the critical threshold.
Buy, Stack, and Catch!
Each round, visit the shopping district to buy ingredients and charms. Stack each purchased ingredient onto the burger one by one. However, every ingredient is tricky to handle.
Heavy whole beef patties
Bouncy bouncing shrimp
Round, rolling cherry tomatoes
Super slippery banana peels
Pizzas and pineapples that explode on contact
Black marlin, blue marlin, and white marlin brothers who look identical and are impossible to distinguish
Good stacking earns high scores; losing balance causes the carefully built burger to collapse. Because of this, who placed which ingredient and where serves as clues.
Suspicion lies not in words, but in actions.
"Was that move really just a mistake?" You can review every player's actions after each round. Who chose which ingredient? Where did they place it? Why did they hold back at that moment? Review actions that caught your attention and deduce: "Does this action seem like something a spy would do?" Evidence remains on screen, allowing even those less vocal to compete effectively.
Cooking Failure Doesn't Mean Game Over
Once the limit for cooking failures is reached, the final culprit vote begins. Recall previous purchases, actions, and placed ingredients to identify the spy lurking among your partners. If you guess the spy correctly, the staff wins. If you accuse an innocent person, the spy wins. If votes are split, the spy gets one last chance—the "Reversal Quiz." Victory depends on whether the spy can guess the hidden satisfaction points secretly accumulated by the staff.
Rich Single-Player Mode
Feeling nervous about jumping straight into online play? Practice first in single-player mode with distinctive NPC characters.
Story – A narrative mode advanced through dialogue
Challenge – Aim for high scores and see how high you can stack
Training – Modify rules and practice against AI opponents
Tutorial – Learn the rules step by step
