Godlike Burger Beginner's Guide: How to Play
Play Godlike Burger with a controller, keep meat frying and buns stocked, and use bathroom traps and sauces to kill customers, moving to a new location after many murders.
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In brief
AI summaryGodlike Burger is a fast-paced restaurant management game with a cannibal twist, and the guide recommends playing with a controller instead of WASD keyboard controls.
In Godlike Burger, always keep meat frying and buns in stock, upgrade kitchen tools when you have capital, and stockpile sauces such as Datura and Stalker.
Godlike Burger's bathroom is the best murder spot early on, Traps with motion sensors can automate kills, and moving to a new world after many murders avoids police suspicion.
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If Hannibal Lecter had given up fine dining for fast food, he would probably have opened a place like Godlike Burger. A bar, famous for food poisoning and mysterious disappearances, meets a burger joint that channels all the energy of a roadside diner in the middle of nowhere. In the game, life, burger orders and murder opportunities come at you thick and fast, and it can be a pretty tough test for first-timers who are not used to restaurant manager simulations. Add the extra mechanic of cannibal chaos to the mix, and the game can be a bit overwhelming. So take a deep breath, grab an apron, sharpen a cleaver and use this guide to help you build an inevitable kitchen where you can carve up Customer Chops.
Here is everything you need to know with the Godlike Burger beginner's guide!

Godlike Burger Beginner's Guide: How to Play
Play With a Controller
Probably the most important tip you can take from this guide is that you should play with a controller. You can use a keyboard if you like, but it will make the game harder than it needs to be.
Godlike Burger moves quite fast, and if you stick to WASD, you are more likely to press the wrong key and get stuck in a menu, or smash a QTE prompt too hard and accidentally drop a perfectly cooked patty onto the menu. It is much easier to adjust everything by pressing a controller button, so use one if you can.
Always Keep Meat Frying
One of the things you need to do constantly from the moment you start a new day at the restaurant is to keep the meat fryers working overtime. Even if customers are not yet in the restaurant, having some "burger patties" bubbling on the stove can help, because the place suddenly fills up with order requests.
In addition, you should stack up buns that are ready to be filled. The few seconds you spend at the last minute taking buns out of the fridge and putting them on a plate are time you could use elsewhere. Like mixing poisonous sauces or stabbing someone in the VIP room.
Don't Worry About Being Perfect
Your first few days at Godlike Burger really feel like being thrown in at the deep end. Orders come fast and there are many mechanics to learn. In these early levels, it is incredibly easy to accidentally burn a burger or drop it on the floor, and it can turn into chaos quite fast when so many orders come in at once.
Unless you completely ruin things by dropping a burger, the worst a customer can do is get angry and leave a smaller tip. Fortunately, in the first few days that doesn't matter much. You can also kill them whenever you like and serve them as lunch to the next visitor.

Always Buy Buns
These customers don't want anything unless there are buns, so make sure your inventory is always full. Buns are almost essential for making burgers in Godlike Burger, and you will never see an order without buns.
As you earn more money and advance to other planets, other species will start ordering more complicated burgers with different buns. If you are unprepared and low on items, this can catch you out. So keep these buns in stock.
Keep the Kitchen Upgraded
When you start to build up some capital behind your restaurant, your first goal should be to upgrade your kitchen tools. Once you start growing your business, having more grills and hot plates on which orders can be taken is definitely very important.
Although it is not very important early in the game, when you reach other planets and your business becomes more famous, you will meet many more customers who want your mysterious and magnificent meats. So make sure your grill space can meet the demand as your Cannibal Chef fame grows.
Stockpile Those Sauces
It really can't be stressed enough how important sauces are. At the start, when you don't have much access to Traps, you can prepare these poisonous condiments quite easily.
Some are more useful than others, such as the smoking or bathroom ones, which are perfect for isolating targets for a quick stab. Others are better for creating unique combinations, like Datura, which makes kicks lethal. I'm letting you go full Maradona on someone. Or follow the Stalker, which makes consumers follow you like little sheep, to a room without witnesses. They are great for creating some unique kills when you manage to sneak someone in, so it always pays to have a hearty source of sauces.
Fill Up the Guidebook
There aren't too many aliens to keep track of, but it pays to keep your Guidebook up to date as you progress. Knowing things like your customer's weaknesses to certain sauces and which activities they like can be used as bait to keep them ready to be sliced and served in the restaurant.
One interesting thing about this feature is that the game doesn't tell you definitively which entry is correct, so if you get it wrong, that's on you. Spending some time observing the aliens really pays off. Learn what their weaknesses are and how you can prepare them for slaughter.

Don't Overlook Traps
When you start a new game in Godlike Burger, you won't be able to access Traps for a while, but once you do, they are a lot of fun. Cleanup is also much faster, since you don't have to rip open arteries and don't have to wash blood off your apron. You can also set them to have a motion sensor, so they trigger when any victim approaches, essentially automating your death rooms.
There are lots of unique and creative traps you can use, so experiment with them. By far the best are the ones that can cause multiple deaths, like the stripper pole that spins blades or the shotgun blast in the back area where smokers hang out. This way you can clear the witnesses in a room and get a big organ harvest for future orders quite fast.
The Bathroom Is a Murder Hole
When it comes to having a successful place to create victims for your cannibal desires, it all comes down to three things: location, location, location. In Godlike Burger, the best place to turn into a murder pit is the bathroom.
At the start, you don't have much money to spend on fancy traps and sauces, so you will have to get physical. The bathroom is a perfect spot because it has plenty of hiding places and a sink nearby to wash off the blood. Also, if you stand right inside the door and it blocks you as it opens, customers won't see you, even if you are covered in blood. So you can sneak into the stall behind them and stab them in the back, and you can loop this over and over for multiple kills quite easily.
Don't Stay in One Place
When you start expanding your domain and settling on multiple worlds, one of the things to remember in order to be a successful Serial Killer is to keep moving after committing a lot of murders in one spot.
If you have ever watched a True Crime documentary, you know that killers are often caught because they stayed in one place for too long. It raises suspicion and inevitably turns Johnny Law's eyes on them. So spread your frenzy across your chain, because the more suspicion you start to raise at one point, the easier it is to get caught by the cops.
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Godlike Burger Beginner's Guide: How to Play
Probably the most important tip you can take from this guide is that you should play with a controller. You can use a keyboard if you like, but it will make the game harder than it needs to be. Godlike Burger moves quite fast, and if you stick to WASD, you are more likely to press the wrong key and get stuck in a menu, or smash a QTE prompt too hard and accidentally drop a perfectly cooked patty onto the menu. It is much easier to adjust everything by pressing a controller button, so use one if you can.
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