BurgerTime Deluxe, an Expanded Game released in 1991, tasks you as Chef Peter Pepper with assembling giant burgers by walking across ingredients to drop them into stacks. You must evade pursuing Food Foes like Mr. Egg and Mr. Pickle, using limited pepper to freeze them or trapping them under falling parts. This version features 28 scrolling screens across seven levels, significantly more than the original arcade title, and includes a two-player competitive mode. It appeals to fans of classic arcade platform-puzzlers.
The setting is a kitchen environment where the player must assemble massive burgers while avoiding persistent, anthropomorphic food enemies. These "Food Foes"—including Mr. Pickle, Mr. Egg, and Frank N. Furter (Mr. Hot Dog)—patrol the platforms and actively pursue Chef Peter Pepper. Success hinges on timing and spatial awareness, as players must utilize the environment to their advantage.
Defense mechanisms are limited but crucial. Players can destroy the pursuing enemies by trapping them beneath falling burger parts or by tricking them into walking onto a section of the burger that is currently being dropped. A key defensive tool is pepper; sprinkling pepper temporarily freezes the Food Foes, allowing the player a window of opportunity to escape or set up a trap. Pepper supply is finite, requiring players to locate additional shakers scattered throughout the levels for replenishment.
As an expanded version of its predecessor, this iteration significantly increases the scope of content. Where the original featured fewer than ten non-scrolling screens, this version boasts a total of 28 distinct screens, organized across seven unique levels. A notable feature of this structure is that most of these screens incorporate some degree of scrolling, offering a larger play area than the original.
This version was initially released for the Game Boy and later became available on the Nintendo 3DS platform. The game includes a password feature, allowing players to resume their progress from the start of the last level completed.
Beyond the main objective, players can accumulate bonus points, often represented by items like cups and saucers, and earn extra lives. Furthermore, this edition includes a two-player competitive mode. This mode requires two copies of the game, two separate handheld systems, and a link cable to facilitate play.
There are currently no reported DLCs or additional content expansions available for this specific release.