Boss of the Block

Boss of the Block is a fast-food management runner you can play instantly, with no install or extra payment. You're a one-person operation: running the kitchen, working the counter, packing drive-through orders, and keeping the dining room happy all at once.

Picture opening day at the burger place. The food machines are running automatically, but the dine-in line stretches out the door and a drive-through car just pulled in — and you just remembered you have to pack bundles of four before handing them out.

You suddenly need four hands. But the moment you find your rhythm, everything clicks. Grab food, stack four items into a bundle on the packaging table, pass the bundle to the drive-through car, spin around and serve the dine-in counter, bank the earnings, hire another AI staff member for cleaning and restocking, and nudge each upgrade one level higher.

The restaurant visibly speeds up. Once the burger place is running smoothly, the coffee restaurant unlocks. After that, the donut shop. Three venues, three atmospheres, three fresh challenges.

The real operator's instinct shows in how well you maximize drive-through revenue — worth three times a regular counter sale — while keeping dine-in flowing. That's the game: absorbing the rush when things don't go to plan, and turning it into something that works. Full house, full drive-through — you're already the legend of this block.

More days go sideways than go to plan. But real skill shows up exactly in those off-script moments — when does staying calm and adapting actually make you better? When was the last time you handled an unexpected situation and surprised yourself?

The busier things get, the clearer it becomes which task to grab first. In your day right now, what's your drive-through — the one high-value thing you should be reaching for before everything else?