Yeah I can see that happening. Like how they released Papa’s Pizzeria HD on the 10th anniversary of the original game.

I say Burgeria, since nothing was done with the 10th year aniversity, and is almsot 10 years since the last version came out.

Burgeria won't have another milestone anniversary until 2025, and its release date was December, not August, so they should release Burgeria Deluxe after that so they can go for the 10th anniversary release date for Cupcakeria, like they did for Pizzeria HD.

@Lightspeed Adventurer There going to do Burgeria first, since it hasn't gotten a new game since 2014, and hasn't been touched (aka holidays, stickers, upgrades, etc.). So makes sense they remake a game that has less of the modern day features then one that has more of them.

Well, Pizzeria was the third To Go! game and the seventh HD game, and Pastaria To Go! came way after Donuteria To Go and was even the last To Go! remake, despite the Flash version coming before Donuteria... but I guess that's a fair point, even though Cupcakeria's 10th anniversary will be this year and we sadly may not get Deluxe on that day. But either one of them should be the second or third Deluxe game, and not the fourth or something.

Well, I believe that Burgeria Deluxe will be next too.

If they were to do Burgeria Deluxe, they would’ve had to do it in June, so 2 months after Freezeria Deluxe and 2 months before Cupcakeria Deluxe if they decided to release that game on the 10th anniversary of the original game.

Exactly.

Actually yeah, I think that could happen, considering that it's happened with To Go and HD games before. I'm hoping it won't feel too much like Cluckeria, though. They should use different holidays whenever possible, and have a different starting holiday. Someone had an idea on the Forum shoutbox for a new station placed before the Grill Station, where you make patties by hand, then take them to the Grill Station. I think it could make the game more distinct from Cluckeria, and they should do it instead of another drink station.

Exactly. It shouldn’t be too hard to make patties digitally.