I only played this one or two times with my friends but it was genuinely fun! Would recommend for a few hours of delightful chaos with your buddies
Ainda estou a jogar bastante, mas o que tenho a dizer é que a gameplay é fixe mas o jogo é um bocadinho feio ao principio parece uma imitação barata (aqueles jogos que aparecem na steam atoa) mas é muito frenético e divertido e pronto
overcooked si fuera bueno
Like Overcooked, but with more stuff to do, and better controls. I still think Overcooked is better as a party game for people to quickly jump in to, but this game has way more replay value and requires more planning and thinking and less throwing raw meat across the room onto the floor.
certainly better than both of the overcooked games but this game has trouble keeping my attention for more than like 45 minutes
I found the idea interesting, but I think the progression made me lose interest quickly.
Attempts, if successful, take a long time to complete (survive for 15 days).
And when the result is failure, I didn't feel like the game gave me something that could really help me survive longer, and at the same time, when I lost, the feeling of "I did my best, I probably lost because the game wants it since I don't have many upgrades" combined, leading me to realize that the Roguelite stimulus is very slow, and attempts become easier, yes, but at a very slow pace.
The gameplay isn't something that's wonderful, but it's far from being bad.
A game that is probably more fun with friends and takes some time, it's a cool game to spend a few hours on but it didn't grip me as I expected, it lacks a clearer and more enjoyable progression.
Attempts, if successful, take a long time to complete (survive for 15 days).
And when the result is failure, I didn't feel like the game gave me something that could really help me survive longer, and at the same time, when I lost, the feeling of "I did my best, I probably lost because the game wants it since I don't have many upgrades" combined, leading me to realize that the Roguelite stimulus is very slow, and attempts become easier, yes, but at a very slow pace.
The gameplay isn't something that's wonderful, but it's far from being bad.
A game that is probably more fun with friends and takes some time, it's a cool game to spend a few hours on but it didn't grip me as I expected, it lacks a clearer and more enjoyable progression.
Overcooked but much worse
I played Overcooked for the first time a few weeks ago and while this is similar, the roguelite elements help to make it a unique offering the cooking sim genre.
if you liked the idea of Overcooked but it never quite kept your attention, and you love roguelike games, you'll probably have fun. Just be sure to have friends who are gonna play before you buy, as single player isn't as great
Omg, this was really bad!
It's so limited and not particularly fun. If you're looking for its inspiration go play Overcooked instead.
It's so limited and not particularly fun. If you're looking for its inspiration go play Overcooked instead.
cookin game :))
I kind of cant get over the very very sloppy presentation, my short playtime was riddled with graphical and gameplay bugs. It feels like a worse Overcooked.
Presentation could be a lot better, but the gameplay does make up for it a lot. It's gameplay from Overcooked mixed in a little roguelike/management bundle.
The controls could use some tidying up, but this game is a lot of fun with a friend. Opening up a fish restaurant as Freddy Fazbear in a maid custome was surprisingly fun.
The controls could use some tidying up, but this game is a lot of fun with a friend. Opening up a fish restaurant as Freddy Fazbear in a maid custome was surprisingly fun.
this shit gets my blood boiling. absolute rage incarnate. fun game
Start your restaurant, set the layout, take customers, prepare the food and serve! Take their money and use it to buy additional equipment for your restaurant until your popularity becomes too much and missing a single customer closes your business down. And then you do it all over again.
A very simple game with solid core loop and extremely basic controls, which makes it a really fun game to play with younger relatives and such. Neat accessibility settings, multiplayer is also seamless and playing locally is an option, which is really nice to see.(seriously, what happened to local multiplayer in games?!)
Wish the game had an optional 3 strikes option, as playing with people that aren't very used to video games in general means our restaurant gets closed before we can even reach 2 stars.
A very simple game with solid core loop and extremely basic controls, which makes it a really fun game to play with younger relatives and such. Neat accessibility settings, multiplayer is also seamless and playing locally is an option, which is really nice to see.(seriously, what happened to local multiplayer in games?!)
Wish the game had an optional 3 strikes option, as playing with people that aren't very used to video games in general means our restaurant gets closed before we can even reach 2 stars.
Fun with friends, much like almost everything. The Factorio-esque automation is a unique design choice that meshes quite well with the ramping progression of a roguelite Overcooked.
Pretty slow in the early game. Also doesn't have nearly as much character as Overcooked.
You really need to use mods for this game to speed it up a bit.
Pretty slow in the early game. Also doesn't have nearly as much character as Overcooked.
You really need to use mods for this game to speed it up a bit.
A more tryhard overcooked
Entretenido pero le falta content
so so so so so fun with friends!!!
‣ 8/10 – This game should be called heart rate up.
‣ Thoughts: Stressful, relaxing, and addictive emotions meshed into a chaotic mess of culinary masterpieces will rush through you while playing PlateUp. If you have ever heard of overcooked, then you will know what to expect from this title.
When I first started playing PlateUp, I didn’t expect to keep going as long as I did. It creates an addictive gameplay loop that pushes you to strive for a better run every time you end a previous one. I would say that this game is straight up impossible alone and heavily lacks some sort of AI stand ins to players. But with a couple of friends this will quickly turn into a real kitchen. You’ll be shouting at each other, begging for the food to be delivered to the right table and cry when it all falls apart. Every player will have a designated role they will need to fill for an operation such as this to go as smoothly as it can. Some players will cook, other will do the dishes etc.
PlateUp naturally guides you into making up strategies that work best with your buddies without even telling you how to do it. All you get are these cards that you can buy which unlock extra items for you to use that can help progress the days in the kitchen. Sometimes you strategize with waiters if they need extra tables, or just stay selfish and buy yourself a new hob. It all boils down to pre-planning and then everyone manning their stations and doing their best.
Overall, the game is rather poorly paced, and it can take quite a few runs to unlock new dishes to cook and progress the game to its ultimate end. Even after 20 hours we felt like we’ve barely scratched the surface and just got tired of the repetitive days. But as quick one hour session this was a fun party game to have in your library in case there’s nothing serious you want to play.
‣ Thoughts: Stressful, relaxing, and addictive emotions meshed into a chaotic mess of culinary masterpieces will rush through you while playing PlateUp. If you have ever heard of overcooked, then you will know what to expect from this title.
When I first started playing PlateUp, I didn’t expect to keep going as long as I did. It creates an addictive gameplay loop that pushes you to strive for a better run every time you end a previous one. I would say that this game is straight up impossible alone and heavily lacks some sort of AI stand ins to players. But with a couple of friends this will quickly turn into a real kitchen. You’ll be shouting at each other, begging for the food to be delivered to the right table and cry when it all falls apart. Every player will have a designated role they will need to fill for an operation such as this to go as smoothly as it can. Some players will cook, other will do the dishes etc.
PlateUp naturally guides you into making up strategies that work best with your buddies without even telling you how to do it. All you get are these cards that you can buy which unlock extra items for you to use that can help progress the days in the kitchen. Sometimes you strategize with waiters if they need extra tables, or just stay selfish and buy yourself a new hob. It all boils down to pre-planning and then everyone manning their stations and doing their best.
Overall, the game is rather poorly paced, and it can take quite a few runs to unlock new dishes to cook and progress the game to its ultimate end. Even after 20 hours we felt like we’ve barely scratched the surface and just got tired of the repetitive days. But as quick one hour session this was a fun party game to have in your library in case there’s nothing serious you want to play.
Fun but repetitive
Played by Katie's MULTIPLE requests - quit because I didn't care for the control scheme nor the aesthetic.
Overcooked with a bit of a roguelike spin. They've added just enough complexity to the simple cooking game formula that it feels less like a party game and more something you have to plan for.
Overall a fun little game with a surprising amount of depth. The main negative being the clashing visual aesthetics. I understand a lot of complexity would come from animating more detailed player models, but they could have at least been of a similar visual style to the rest of the game. The arm-flopping animation for all actions makes it look like a crossover with Humans Fall Flat and ends up looking a bit ugly.
Overall a fun little game with a surprising amount of depth. The main negative being the clashing visual aesthetics. I understand a lot of complexity would come from animating more detailed player models, but they could have at least been of a similar visual style to the rest of the game. The arm-flopping animation for all actions makes it look like a crossover with Humans Fall Flat and ends up looking a bit ugly.
Jogo muito divertido semelhante a Overcooked mas com mecânicas novas que deixam o jogo de certa forma único.
Overcooked if it was a roguelite. Highly recommend you play this in coop though as singleplayer is not nearly as fun.
What I like about plateup in particular is that it's more of a restaurant management game than just a food preparation party game like overcooked. You need to consider the size and space of your restaurant, where to put your tables, what upgrades you need etc. There are a lot of things to consider than Overcooked, which separates this game from being a party game, and something akin to more of a management strategy game.
Highly recommend if you liked Overcooked and want something with a little more strategy and progression, with good coop experience.
What I like about plateup in particular is that it's more of a restaurant management game than just a food preparation party game like overcooked. You need to consider the size and space of your restaurant, where to put your tables, what upgrades you need etc. There are a lot of things to consider than Overcooked, which separates this game from being a party game, and something akin to more of a management strategy game.
Highly recommend if you liked Overcooked and want something with a little more strategy and progression, with good coop experience.
boras birguer
Strategizing with Kitty.
It's good
Pretty fun and unique. The presentation's a bit bland.
Yes chef.