I did find that playing the assist mode made it more fun to play with my kids as it offered less stressful scenarios for them. The game relies on multiple chefs multitasking throughout each level to complete the orders. There are seven new kitchens, three new chefs, and a new assist mode that increases the timer and your money earned. There is some new content added in, but as I said above, it likely isn’t enough for long time fans to double dip for. We are talking hundreds of levels and more than fifty chefs to play with as well as more to unlock. There is more than enough content with just the base two games and their DLC. A single player who can multitask extremely well will still succeed, but it’s a challenge.
More often than not the kitchen layouts really force co-operation between two players. Have a family member or a buddy quickly hop in and take control of the second cook to take some pressure off of you. Being able to pop the Joy-Cons off for quick co-op gameplay is simple. This is also where the Nintendo Switch shines. While you can play alone swapping between two different cooks, Overcooked! is clearly a co-op focused game. I’ve heard of fast food, but this is ridiculous! Each level is unique and while the cooking act is simple, it’s all the obstacles in your way that make it frantic fun. Came on here to see if anyone was talking about that. I just got done playing a bit on Switch but the frame rate is really, really bad. It's all about moving one player while the other is performing some sort of action and switch off at the right times. You’ll even serve a high speed drive-thru cooking on the back of flatbed trucks as they split apart for traffic. It definitely gets hard on some levels but with practice you can get pretty good at it. Or a massive earthquake will split your kitchen in two preventing you from accessing one side for a time. You’ll be trying to cook on a swaying boat and periodically it will toss your tables to the other side of the room. However, the actual kitchens become way more hectic. As you progress, recipes will become more detailed and require more steps, as expected. While the objectives are that simple, the catch here is that the kitchen often plays against you, as does the clock.
If you’re in a burger restaurant, you will need to cut up lettuce and tomato, as well as cook the burger on the stove and then assemble all the ingredients on a plate and bring it to the counter. The longer it takes you to make a dish and send it out, the less money you will earn. Food orders come in and you must prepare the dishes in a timely manner to earn enough tips to earn stars and progress to the next level. Each level offers a unique kitchen layout and some recipes you must cook. Those unfamiliar with Overcooked!, it’s basically a puzzle cooking game. Are you ready to fight the un-bread again?
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