Godlike Burger: Best Planets To Cook On

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There are a lot of neat features and mechanics in Godlike Burger that you can play around with once you start to look under the hood of this anarchic indie game. From sauces that poison or brainwash subjects, to terrifying traps that tear apart anyone that walks near them whilst covering up the evidence.

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But by far the most useful one that’s worth digging into is the ability to jump around to different planets. There are a lot of them to choose from and unless you’re prepared, blindly jumping into one at random can derail a successful run in seconds. So to make picking the perfect planet a little easier, here’s a brief guide to the best planets to cook on in Godlike Burger.

Whilst you could spend all your days eeking out an earning on the first planet you really should start looking into expanding your franchise once you can. Visiting other worlds in Godlike Burger comes with a wealth of benefits you don't want to ignore.

For starters, these new planets have more variety in the aliens that stop by so you can harvest them for parts for more powerful sauces. These new visitors also order more complicated meals, allowing you to get more cash for each completed burger. Also, as you progress through the game murdering everyone that comes your way, there's the ever-present threat of a sudden Police Raid. These tend to happen when the heat level is too high but by hiding on another planet any police presence on a previous location will start to decrease. So it's a great system for hiding from Johnny Law should your homicidal hobbies attract too much attention.

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For your first few hours in Godlike Burger you'll likely spend a