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Overcooked! All You Can Eat also gives you the ability to take the madness online. Assist mode takes some of that stress away by giving you more time on each level, having recipes time out slower, and even allowing you to skip the most fiendish of levels altogether. Overcooked! isn’t a walk in the park – it requires serious co-ordination and patience, especially on the later levels. Perhaps the best feature of the game, though, is the brand new Assist mode. You can move through each campaign as normal, or you can opt to play a level in practice mode, or survival. There are multiple ways to play each level in Overcooked! All You Can Eat. There’s also new content especially for All You Can Eat, including three new chefs and seven new levels that you won’t be able to play anywhere else.

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All characters from the series have been brought together, too, so you can play as anyone you like right off the bat. You can choose to start from Overcooked!, Overcooked! 2 or any of the multiple DLC packs. If you’ve played an Overcooked! game before, you’ll be able to jump straight in. Overcooked! All You Can Eat, available on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, is the biggest Overcooked! bundle yet – and it benefits from crisp and shiny 4K visuals and 60fps framerates. Now, both games and all of their additional content have been brought together in the ultimate in stressful cook-offs. Overcooked! isn’t easy.īut it is popular, and that’s why it was followed up with Overcooked! 2 and a whole host of DLC expansions. Or maybe you’ll be in the middle of an erupting volcano. Perhaps you’ll be cooking on the back of a moving lorry, or an earthquake will rip through your cooking area, preventing you from getting where you need to be. You’ll not be working in any ordinary kitchen. It’s a party game designed to be played by up to four local players where you must work together to prepare and serve food. From Team17 and Ghost Town Games, the first Overcooked!released in 2016. Cooking isn’t stressful enough for you? No worries, let’s SPLIT YOUR KITCHEN IN TWO WITH AN EARTHQUAKE.Ĭhances are, you’ve played an Overcooked! game by now – or at least heard of the series.

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