Stack & Sus, a gut-busting social deduction game about building burgers and betrayal developed by uracon and published by Enjoyn Games is now available on PC via Steam.

Apron up alongside up to five fellow frycooks and drop gigantic ingredients from the sky to create mile-high burgers for hungry customers. Make mouthwatering masterpieces with traditional ingredients like delicious, heavy beef patties, making sure to maintain a stable surface so the top bun sticks the landing. Then veer into culinary chaos to fulfill oddball customer requests, from spring shrimp to pineapples that explode on contact.

Take each customer’s order, no matter how strange the request: meet height and width requirements, and add every requested accoutrement to maximize Customer Satisfaction. Successful service leads to more complicated requests, but drop toppings or “accidentally add” an ingredient a customer hates, and watch the restaurant’s ratings plummet.

Sabotaging Spies have infiltrated the Staff, and seek the restaurant’s closure. Keep a close eye on each kitchenmate’s behavior to suss out suspicious ingredient handling, as Spies aim to make dishes fail while making it look like an accident. Bungled burgers trigger a vote where every decision gets grilled. The most trusted chefs get to go first in the next round, while the shadiest sous chefs go last.

Cook up chaos with six distinct characters including a cow, an angel, and even Satan. Add a dash of each character’s distinct passive abilities during every round to get every order just right. Sabotage a suspicious burger joint in Story Mode, stack skyscraper-sized creations in Challenge Mode, and fry up a fracas with friends in various online multiplayer modes.

“Stack & Sus’ physics-based ingredient placement mechanics makes everyone second-guess where to drop their items, blurring the lines between deception and accidental failure,” says Uracon, developer of Stack & Sus.“Thanks to our Steam community and their feedback during Steam Next Fest, we’ve been able to implement a number of updates and changes ahead of today’s launch, and we look forward to sharing even more content in the coming months.”

Stack & Sus is now available on PC via Steam with language options in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean. Take a look at the trailer and then tell us what you think on our Bluesky and Twitter.