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New update: iPad, real prices, wages
Little Kitchen, Big World now runs on iPad too: hold it sideways and your restaurant sits on the left while the menu stays open on the right. Also new: realistic prices in cents instead of billions (existing saves are converted), wages for your cooks with Grandma's cash book in the “Kitchen”, cooking challenges that get a little harder with every mastery point, and an icon of its own for Grandma's ×2 gift. The update is now in the public beta on TestFlight – while places last.
Join the beta (iPhone & iPad)Public beta on TestFlight
You can now try Little Kitchen, Big World early on iPhone – with Apple's free TestFlight app, while places last (30 at most). New in the current beta: every cooking challenge first shows “How it works” and only starts when you tap “Let’s go!”. Purchases with real money aren't set up in the beta yet.
Join the beta (iPhone & iPad)
Five cities at launch
The world tour now also includes the taquería in Mexico and the pâtisserie in France – each with its own dishes, guests and cooking challenges. Torch the crème brûlée for too long and you'll soon find out: burnt doesn't count. India, Thailand and Morocco will follow in updates after launch.
Chef hats, a weekly trophy and Grandma's week plan
Finished cities stay exciting: the critic comes back and awards up to five chef hats per city, the cooking school has grown to 15 perks, and every week there's a cooking challenge with a bronze, silver and gold trophy. Grandma guides new cooks through their first week with a little plan – and if you miss a single day, you keep your gift streak.
Grandma's records
Every city now has its own record with real instruments: accordion and violin in the pâtisserie, trumpets and harp in the taquería, koto and shakuhachi flute in the ramen bar. You'll find the records at Grandma's market stall – and you can listen to each one for 30 seconds first.
The website is live
Little Kitchen, Big World now has a home on the web: news from the kitchen, answers to common questions and a direct line to Kai – in English, German and Indonesian.
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