Fast Food Simulator

About Fast Food Simulator

Fast Food Simulator is a chaotic restaurant management and cooking simulation game where you run a busy fast-food restaurant alone or with friends. Developed and published by No Ceiling Games, the game launched on December 11, 2024.

The game supports solo play or online co-op with up to six players, turning the kitchen into a frantic teamwork challenge as you try to keep orders moving and profits rising.

Key Gameplay Features

• Run Your Own Fast-Food Restaurant

• Co-op Multiplayer Chaos

• Restaurant Expansion

• Active Modding Community

Player Reviews

The game has been well received by the community. About 90% of the English reviews are positive on Steam, with players enjoying the chaotic multiplayer gameplay and the fun of running a restaurant with friends.

FAQs About the Simulator Game

1. What do NPCs do in Fast Food Simulator?

NPCs act as your customers. They enter the restaurant, place orders, wait for their food, and react based on service speed and food quality. Their behavior directly affects your restaurant reputation and earnings.

2. What contamination is too high in Fast Food Simulator?

If the contamination level gets too high, food quality drops and customers may become unhappy or leave negative feedback. Keeping the kitchen clean and handling food properly helps maintain a safe contamination level and better ratings.

From Patch v0.5.2 (Thu, October 9, 2025)

• Fixed the issue where the cashier gets hired automatically and keeps coming back even after being fired.

Key Highlights of the latest updates (September 24, 2025)

• Development Status Update: The developers confirmed the game is still in active development despite the long silence, as the team was focused on major technical upgrades and testing.
• Engine Upgrade: The game has migrated from Unreal Engine 5.3 to Unreal Engine 5.5, improving performance and enabling new features.
• Full Controller Support: Players can now use gamepads for all actions, including menus and cooking, with plug-and-play support.
• New Multiplayer Infrastructure: Matchmaking has moved to Epic Online Services (EOS), improving stability and preparing for potential cross-play in the future.
• Mini Open World Feature: The upcoming update will introduce a small open world area where players can deliver orders and explore outside the restaurant, with possible drivable delivery vehicles planned.