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Chef Clash
Play on dontdie.wtf ↗Opens on dontdie.wtf in a new tab. Check the setup notes below before starting.
A chaotic 1v1 multiplayer kitchen showdown: chop ingredients, plate orders and out-cook your rival before time runs out.
Go head-to-head against another chef in a split-second restaurant kitchen showdown.
Chop fresh vegetables, sear proteins on sizzling pans, assemble recipe plates, and ring the order bell before your opponent.
Maintain cooking streaks to trigger point multiplier bonuses while keeping an eye on pan timers to prevent dishes from burning.
Chef Clash was built by Max Blade with Cursor and Claude, powered by a custom WebGL shader pipeline. It features real-time 1v1 multiplayer matchmaking, dynamic kitchen station states, and fast arcade cooking logic.
Made by @_MaxBlade.
Any modern browser with WebGL support. Works on both mobile touchscreens and desktop mice. Opens in a new tab due to host frame restrictions.
| Mouse / Touch | Select cooking stations and drag ingredients |
|---|---|
| Rapid click / Tap | Chop, slice, and stir active pans |
| Space | Ring order bell to serve completed dish |
Yes. The entire cooking interface is fully responsive and supports fast touch-drag controls on iOS and Android browsers.
It features live 1v1 multiplayer matchmaking, pairing you with rival chefs in fast-paced culinary battles.
Leaving pans on high heat too long burns the ingredient, forcing you to dump it in the trash and restart the recipe.
Each match lasts roughly 90 seconds, making it an intense, rapid-fire arcade competition.
Sources: dontdie.wtf, x.com. Last checked .

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