Each stage will see you working to output as many orders as possible under a set time period, making everything from soups to pizza.
Gameplay is extremely frantic and stressful - in many ways emulating the real experience of working in an understaffed kitchen - yet it’s some of the most fun couch co-op we’ve experienced in quite some time. Aside from occasional visits to the Onion King, the story mostly takes a backseat from that point on, but it nonetheless does a good job of setting up the “why” as you find yourself in increasingly more ridiculous kitchens and scenarios.
The portal opens up in 1993 - several years before the coming of the spaghetti monster - and the Onion King tasks you with travelling the land so that you can be ready when the apocalypse comes. Despite your best efforts at feeding the monster it simply isn’t enough to sate its ravenous appetite, so the Onion King opens a time portal that you escape into. Not soon after, the source of the apocalypse - the mighty spaghetti monster - storms over to the cooks, and it’s quite hungry. The game opens with asteroids raining from the sky and a city under assault, with your cooks watching the chaos with the Onion King from a kitchen on a roof. The premise is silly and unimportant, but it adds a good amount of charm to the overall tone. Though there are already plenty of games on the Switch eShop that take advantage of this multiplayer functionality, Overcooked: Special Edition is definitely one of the best uses of it that we’ve seen so far. Nintendo has always been the king of that style of play, but the Switch takes this to a whole new level when you combine the portability factor with at least two controllers that are always ready to go. Part of the draw and charm of the Nintendo Switch is the increased focus that it puts on local multiplayer. By the same token, we've compiled this mega-review which covers all of the content. Multiple Modes!Players can enjoy campaign, survival and practice modes, and new to All You Can Eat - assist mode! Assist mode offers a number of options to allow for a less frantic game including slower recipe timeout, increased round timers and the option to skip levels.Īccessible For All!Overcooked! All You Can Eat contains a features to allow as many players as possible to join in the food frenzy! Scalable UI, dyslexia friendly text and colour blindess options are all available.Team17 has just released Overcooked! All You Can Eat, which pulls together the two Overcooked! games as well as all of the related DLC.
Tasty New Content!New levels, new chefs and new mayhem - all exclusive to Overcooked! All You Can Eat.
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A shared multiplayer queue means reduced waiting times for games, more time for culinary carnage!Ī Visual Feast!Both games have been taken to the next level with stunning, enhanced 4K visuals - this is the best that the Overcooked! series has ever looked. Overcooked! Goes OnlineFor the first time ever, online multiplayer has been fully integrated into Overcooked! Revisit your favourite kitchens from the first game in stunning 4K and ONLINE!Ĭross Platform MultiplayerEnjoy the cooking chaos with all of your friends using cross platform multiplayer and voice chat. Travel through the land cooking up a variety of recipes in evolving and dynamic kitchens. The Peckish have risen again and it’s your job to satisfy their hunger, are you ready to save the world again? Overcooked! All You Can Eat is a chaotic cooking game where players need to work together (or alone) to serve as many dishes as they can before the timer runs out.
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