overcooked all you can eat vs overcooked 2

There are a few new levels and characters, but the controller issue makes an otherwise perfect game suffer from some serious problems.Looking back on 2020, it feels like most of this never-ending year has revolved around cooking. But if you already own them all on PC, you won’t get much more here than you already have.

If you want to enjoy the 200+ levels on next-gen consoles at 4K, consider picking up this collection. Overcooked! All You Can Eat is a great way to get into the Overcooked! series, especially for those who haven’t played before. It’s unfortunate that such egregious issues are affecting such a great compilation. There would be random disconnects, or sometimes buttons wouldn’t work the way they were supposed to. I’m hoping there will be a patch to address these issues, because our controller issues only persisted. I had to use software to spoof the game into thinking our Xbox One controllers were actually Xbox 360 controllers-and for some reason that worked. My computer knew they were attached, but Overcooked! All You Can Eat just didn’t recognize them. First of all, and this almost delayed this review even further: we couldn’t get our controllers to work. Somehow, our relationship survived (just kidding, love you Mariel!) but we ran into a whole heap of technical issues along the way. I played through Overcooked! All You Can Eat in local co-op mode with my wife. Each of these DLC packs are practically mini-campaigns, too. The DLC for Overcooked! 2, goes even further in this variety, and Extra Trimmings throws a lot of new interesting recipes and obstacles into the established Overcooked! formula. Some levels you feel like you’re at the mercy of the game and luck, while others give you some control over the chaos. There are conveyer belts to manage, platforms that move, and other platforms you have to control. Overcooked! All You Can Eat never fails to present a new twist on the cooking challenges. Overcooked! 2 on the other hand, eases you into the Overcooked! gameplay a little slower than the first game, and lets you learn the mechanics a bit more before giving you the really hard obstacles to overcome. Luckily, All You Can Eat eases this pressure by adding two ways to play: either play it the classic way, or the newer, more forgiving way. There is little to no learning curve before the first game starts giving you pretty hard challenges. For someone coming into this series for the first time, I was surprised how little introduction to cooking you get before your kitchen is thrown into fiery disarray in the first Overcooked!.

Overcooked all you can eat vs overcooked 2