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.
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!
this shit gets my blood boiling. absolute rage incarnate. fun game
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!!
this game is hard without friends but its also hard with friends
Overcooked but simplified (kind of) and another stirrer of chaos in multiplayer. Great 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.
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
Overcooked but much worse
it's like overcooked minus the part where all your friends scream at each other saying they're gonna kill you every five seconds
My husband and I absolutely love this game.
I like trolling my friends.
we've only gotten to day 15 once. but it's fun once in awhile
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.
boras birguer
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.
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, the roguelike. good concept but I feel like so much more could have been done with the idea.
Jogo muito divertido semelhante a Overcooked mas com mecânicas novas que deixam o jogo de certa forma único.
super fun to play it with friends, although it'd be better if the restaurant' space could get bigger as you level up
Yes chef.
Better overcooked
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.
fun
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.
overcooked if it was fun
Amazing co-op experience, just has some slight clunkiness
extremely fun game to play with friends. a bit glitchy and has some weird default controls, though. for example, my friend and i couldn't franchise our restaurant when we played together, but she was able to on another multiplayer save. has a lot of cool mods on steam workshop too :)
Good fun with friends. I definitely did not get exiled for inadvertantly opening a box and placing an unnecessary item, which became forever known as the "sink of shame".