🍳Overcooked! 2

Short-order kitchen chaos. Someone is always on fire.

8.8 / 10

1–4 players

💥Chaos

Players

1–4

Released

Aug 7, 2018

Developer

Ghost Town Games Ltd. · Team17

Price

$16.48 (−66%)

Multi-playerCo-opOnline Co-opShared/Split Screen Co-opSteam AchievementsFull controller support

Up to four cooks assemble orders in increasingly insane kitchens (pirate ships, hot-air balloons, moving trucks). The stress-tier co-op experience — tempers flare, friendships hold.

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Overcooked! Version Comparison About the GameOvercooked returns with a brand-new helping of chaotic cooking action! Journey back to the Onion Kingdom and assemble your team of chefs in classic couch co-op or online play for up to four players. Hold onto your aprons … it’s time to save the world (again!) Out of the frying pan, into the fire… You’ve saved the world from the Ever Peckish. Now a new threat has arisen and it’s time to get back in the kitchen to stave off the hunger of The Unbread! ONLINE/LOCAL MULTIPLAYER MADNESS You’ll knead to work together (or against each other) to get the highest score in chaotic local and online multiplayer. FEAST YOUR EYES ON THIS Journey across a brand new overworld map by land, sea and air. Get cooking in new themes ranging from sushi restaurants, magic schools, mines and even alien planets! WHET YOUR APPETITE! Travel the land cooking up a range of new recipes that are sure to cater to any tastes, including sushi, cakes, burgers and pizzas. ROMAINE CALM! Travel through teleporters, across moving platforms and save time by throwing ingredients across dynamic kitchens that shift and evolve. Some kitchens even whisk your chefs away to new locations.

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🎮This one plays better on a pad — our pick: Xbox Wireless Controller

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Quickstart

How to actually play this with friends — written by Claude.

## Set it up - Install via Steam; supports local split-screen (up to 4 controllers) and online co-op through the in-game friend invite - Settle your controller situation before launch — a keyboard-only player will get wrecked against three gamepads on a chaotic level - Nothing else to tune in settings; the whole difficulty curve is the kitchen layout itself

## Your first session - Start on World 1 even if it looks easy — the early levels teach the plate-passing and chopping rhythm you'll need later - Call out orders and stations constantly ("I've got soup, someone plate!") — silent runs fall apart fast once fire enters the mix - Rotate who's on fire-extinguisher duty; someone always needs to be watching for a burning pan while everyone else cooks

## Group size advice - Best at 3-4 — enough hands to specialize (chopping, plating, expediting) without the kitchen feeling too crowded - 2 players still works and forces tighter coordination on every station - A genuinely great pick for mixed-skill groups; nobody needs game skill, just the ability to yell "BEHIND YOU"

Gear picks

Gear up for Overcooked! 2

🎮

A controller for the party gamesPhysics chaos, sports slop and couch-style co-op play better on a pad. Works with Steam right out of the box.Our pick: Xbox Wireless Controller →On a budget: GameSir G7 SE →

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A headset your squad can actually hearProximity chat is the whole game. Hear the footsteps behind you, and stop the crackle that gets you muted.Our pick: HyperX Cloud III →On a budget: Razer BlackShark V2 X →

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A USB mic for the shot-callerIf you're the one making the calls (or lying through social deduction), a desk mic beats any headset boom.Our pick: FIFINE AmpliGame AM8 →On a budget: TONOR TC310 USB microphone →

🖱️

A wireless mouse that won't die mid-raidSurvival-crafting and extraction runs are long. A light wireless mouse with a long battery life keeps you in it.Our pick: Logitech G305 Lightspeed →

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