Yes chef.
My husband and I absolutely love this game.
we've only gotten to day 15 once. but it's fun once in awhile
this game is hard without friends but its also hard with friends
Chaotic cooking fun with friends. Definitely an Overcooked ripoff. But that's okay.
Better overcooked
Simplesmente rogue-like de comida, genial. Ótimo de se jogar com parceiro/amigos.
It's fine! Quite a family-friendly cooperative rogue like for the tiniest ones :)
Loses a star because some of the games systems can get tedious and dull rather quick. However it is still A tier in my book. The core game play loop of building a more and more efficient and functional restaurant while also trying to balance difficulty and income is a blast.
Amazing co-op experience, just has some slight clunkiness
Overcooked, but with roguelike elements. Adds a lot of replayability.
Overcooked but simplified (kind of) and another stirrer of chaos in multiplayer. Great game.
It's a fun concept for a game, I just didn't find it extremely engaging. The start of every restaurant is very slow and it gets frustrating seeing an extreme difficulty spike on a particular day after having it extremely easy beforehand.
didn't really keep me engaged, felt really slow at the start
overcooked if it was fun
Girlfriend loves to bust this out when she's feeling particularly evil.
A blast to play with friends! Probably my favorite in this genre.
this one is fun i like it
if u cant handle the heat...
I do think the organizing aspect elevates this a fair bit over the pure test of dexterity and multitasking most of the genre is known for. Great party game for the lads on Boys Night.
I love it! It's a game you can either play alone or with friends and it'll always be entertaining. I believe it's better when you play it with friends but playing in the singleplayer mode it's super fun and i love how the game works!!
If you like puzzles and overcooked you probably love this game. Figuring out different meals is very fun and while this game doesn't have quite the appeal as a major indie title in the mod-ability and reply value it is very close. It's essentially a roguelite but in the wackiest of ways. You could most likely get 40 hours out of the standard game especially if aiming for a decent Overtime score, but mods is where this game really shines, and at least currently the discord is quite active, finding a team to join is not an issue most nights, though there is some wonkiness with NA vs EU on connecting.
The soundtrack can be repetitive and does suffer from 'Short byte on repeat' but is so catchy it hardly matters.
9/10 for me, exemplary indie title.
The soundtrack can be repetitive and does suffer from 'Short byte on repeat' but is so catchy it hardly matters.
9/10 for me, exemplary indie title.
I’m a chief
Overcooked, the roguelike. good concept but I feel like so much more could have been done with the idea.
I like trolling my friends.
I don't think every genre needs the rougelike treatment, but throwing those elements into OVERCOOKED leads to a pretty fun spin on the formula! I like that this expands the concept beyond the kitchen, where the whole restaurant needs to be managed and addressed at all times.
Cooking is simple and gets progressively complicated in a fair way. Having to strategize which restaurant upgrades you'll take adds a nice layer to the proceedings. I played with a friend and it's a lot of fun to decide what steps to take day by day. Another reviewer noted it would be nice to expand the restaurant out with further successes and I wholeheartedly agree.
Charming AND challenging. A very fun game to play!
Cooking is simple and gets progressively complicated in a fair way. Having to strategize which restaurant upgrades you'll take adds a nice layer to the proceedings. I played with a friend and it's a lot of fun to decide what steps to take day by day. Another reviewer noted it would be nice to expand the restaurant out with further successes and I wholeheartedly agree.
Charming AND challenging. A very fun game to play!
Much like overcooked, I almost lost my friends to this.
super fun to play it with friends, although it'd be better if the restaurant' space could get bigger as you level up
Like other roguelikes, PlateUp! has a strong, addictive start and fizzles out as the game goes on. There are decent concepts and ingredients here, but once you learn what works and what doesn't you're left with something that is too bland to be a frantic multiplayer experience and too shallow to be a great automation builder.
fun