Technology

Gamers gonna game while ordering MrBeast Burger

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April 20, 2023

Video gamers don't have to stop playing when they're hungry, thanks to Liifer Technologies and Virtual Dining Concepts teaming up to allow users to order MrBeast Burger directly within video games.

Liifer's food ordering app for PC and Xbox consoles now includes all 1,500 MrBeast Burger locations in the U.S. and Canada and is available in over 1,000 video game titles. To kick off the partnership, MrBeast Burger orders through the Liifer app will be free of delivery charges for a limited time.

"Gamers don't want to interrupt a gaming session to fumble about with a separate phone or computer app — they want to order their food instantly without having to stop playing," Louis-Philippe Ostiguy, founder and chief gaming officer at Liifer, said in a company press release. "This is a real win for gamers; not only can they now order directly in-game, but they also get free delivery on MrBeast Burger orders as part of this introduction".

The Liifer app and platform uses keyboard hotkeys and controller buttons to bring chosen food menu items to the forefront of most popular game titles, allowing users to place real orders in seconds without stepping away from their game.

"MrBeast Burger is increasingly popular with gamers, especially after MrBeast was included in Epic Game's Fortnite in December," Stephanie Sollers, CEO of Virtual Dining Concepts, said in the release. "Being able to order MrBeast Burger within Fortnite and other games is the next logical step in making this brand even more accessible to gaming audiences, and it's an organic integration that works perfectly for our brand."

Once an order is placed, Liifer automatically finds the cheapest delivery service without adding additional fees, allowing users to save both time and money while staying focused on their game, according to the release.