Cooking Fever inspired chefs – Guinness World Record broken

Cooking Fever-trained professional chefs break Guinness World Records in epic 10th anniversary celebration On September 5, the popular time management game left the screen and competed in the real world. In Vilnius, Lithuania, top chefs competed to make the most burgers in just one minute. Nordcurrent, the developer and publisher of Cooking Fever, transformed the game’s virtual world into a real-life competition that resulted in an unforgettable Guinness World Record!

Paulius Stalinius, the chef of the restaurant “Drama Burgers”, grilled 11 burgers in one minute and was officially named the fastest burger chef by the representative of the Guinness World Records. Until now, this record was held by George Butler from the United Kingdom and Iris Cazarez from the United States, who managed to cook eight burgers in the same time.

“I had practiced a few times at work and knew I could definitely stack more than eight burgers. I was nervous, but once the count started, I focused on the process.”

Paulius Staliorius

“Cooking Fever has always been more than just a cooking simulation – it’s a community of passionate players who face challenges and constantly strive for victory. It’s no surprise that this game is the most popular creation in our studio’s history. We always strive to amaze our players, and by attempting to break the Guinness World Record, we have impressively demonstrated how much the lines between a mobile game and reality can disappear.

Victoria Trofimova, CEO of Nordcurrent Group