Byurger Kitchen is another relatively modern release from Habit Soft. To envision this game, imagine the concept of Burger Time but with a mechanic more like Tetris. It's not really either of these games, it's unique unto itself, but it seems plausible that was in the back of someone's mind when the game was created.

The burger ingredients come down in blocks of two. You can arrange them with the button in order to maximize the use of the burger parts. A burger is complete when it has a bun bottom and top. You have to make various kinds of burgers on each level. If you don't make exactly the burgers shown (it can be pretty difficult, due to the small playfield!) you aren't penalized, but you get bonus points for making the burgers precisely.

As you progress to the higher levels, complexity is added in the form of new types of ingredients. If the stack of ingredients reaches the top in either of the ingredient drop window, it's game over!

The quality of plastic and label paper seems quite high for a modern homebrew. Habit Soft games are not cheap, so I suppose it's trying to provide a bit of a premium experience.