Overcooked and Overcooked 2 are incredible couch-co-op titles where you can even get to the point where you are controlling two difference cooks at the same time with each side of the same controller. Up to 4 at the same time makes it unbeatable in today's gaming market.
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Overcooked and Overcooked 2 are incredible couch-co-op titles where you can even get to the point where you are controlling two difference cooks at the same time with each side of the same controller. Up to 4 at the same time makes it unbeatable in today's gaming market.
I really enjoyed playing Bravery & Greed with friends on Steam. I assume it is the same experience on the Switch. Definitely recommend this game if you enjoy working together with your friends.
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01-18-2024 at 05:55 AM.
Can someone explain all the different versions of Overcooked, please. Seems like "Overcooked Special Edition" is the original Overcooked plus some extra levels? And "Overcooked! 2 - Gourmet Edition" is a follow up version plus all the version 2 extra "packs," but no overlap with the version 1 "special edition." Both of those combined would be the same as buying "Overcooked! All You Can Eat" (not on sale, currently $40)? Do I have all that right?
If the current sale of "special edition" and "gourmet edition" are essentially the same thing as "all you can eat" it's pretty close to the same price. But if "all you can eat" has more stuff than these two, maybe better to wait for another "all you can eat" sale. (I really hate these renamed/repackaged offers. Make it more clear what is what!)
The Overcooked games are incredibly fun and are great games for bonding experiences. They're also going to make you want to murder everyone you're playing with.
Can someone explain all the different versions of Overcooked, please. Seems like "Overcooked Special Edition" is the original Overcooked plus some extra levels? And "Overcooked! 2 - Gourmet Edition" is a follow up version plus all the version 2 extra "packs," but no overlap with the version 1 "special edition." Both of those combined would be the same as buying "Overcooked! All You Can Eat" (not on sale, currently $40)? Do I have all that right?
If the current sale of "special edition" and "gourmet edition" are essentially the same thing as "all you can eat" it's pretty close to the same price. But if "all you can eat" has more stuff than these two, maybe better to wait for another "all you can eat" sale. (I really hate these renamed/repackaged offers. Make it more clear what is what!)
I would skip Overcooked 1. Overcooked 2 added the ability to throw food to your teammate or across the room, making the gameplay better than OC1.
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ETA: Less than a month ago "All You Can Eat" was on sale for $14. https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/fp/904801
If the current sale of "special edition" and "gourmet edition" are essentially the same thing as "all you can eat" it's pretty close to the same price. But if "all you can eat" has more stuff than these two, maybe better to wait for another "all you can eat" sale. (I really hate these renamed/repackaged offers. Make it more clear what is what!)
If you want a divorce then Overcooked definitely
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Highly recommend.
ETA: Less than a month ago "All You Can Eat" was on sale for $14. https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/fp/904801
If the current sale of "special edition" and "gourmet edition" are essentially the same thing as "all you can eat" it's pretty close to the same price. But if "all you can eat" has more stuff than these two, maybe better to wait for another "all you can eat" sale. (I really hate these renamed/repackaged offers. Make it more clear what is what!)
I've gotten into more arguments over this game than I'd like to admit. Ha