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YouвЂ™ll have to invite friends to your in-game party to experience online campaign co-op. ItвЂ™s always nice when developers provide voiceless communication options.ДЄrcade and Versus support online matchmaking, but Story does not.

OVERCOOKED! 2 STEAM REVIEWS PLUS

On the plus side, players can use emotes to communicate even if they donвЂ™t have a microphone. All players get to vote on the level choice, but only a few levels are offered, which is disappointing. These allow players to select from a handful of levels drawn from the campaign and then play cooperatively (Arcade) or competitively (Versus). Overcooked! 2вЂ™s two less robust modes are Arcade and Versus. Plus, you can mix and match local and online players. And of course, all three modes support online multiplayer as well. For people with multiple controllers, both co-op modes and the single versus mode support four- players. Two players can share one controller in hand-cramping fashion, just as in the first game.

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Playing with other chefs is the best way to experience Overcooked! 2, and you have lots of options for how to do it. ItвЂ™s also too easy to fall off edges, causing fallen players to lose time as they wait to respawn. But annoyingly, when cutting boards and other tables move in certain levels, you canвЂ™t use, place, or pick things up from them until they finish moving. These gimmicks can be amusing, up to a point. Levels start to include moving obstacles or platforms that limit access to portions of the level. In fact, Overcooked! 2 gets more and more hectic as you progress through the campaign. This saves a little time, but the levels are built with tossing in mind, so the game hasnвЂ™t gotten easier. Players can now toss uncooked ingredients to each other (or just onto floors and tables). Time is always of the essence, so youвЂ™ll want to dash around to speed things up. The recipes get slightly more complex as the game goes on, but the game rolls them out naturally so as not to overwhelm players. That co-op focus is better than ever now that both local and online co-op are supported.Д¬ooking is simple in concept here вЂ“ you just need to grab the ingredients for the desired recipe, chop or cook them if needed, put it all together, and serve it. The game can still be enjoyable that way, but itвЂ™s obviously built with cooperation in mind.

If playing solo, youвЂ™ll have to switch between two chefs to make everyoneвЂ™s orders. Each level requires two or more chefs to cook food for various customers, not unlike a time management game. The core gameplay remains mostly the same as in the original. Accomplishing secret (usually very easy) conditions on specific levels will unlock extra tough hidden levels as well. As our heroes complete batches of levels, theyвЂ™ll have to drive their food truck back to the Onion KingвЂ™s castle to progress the story and unlock the next batch of levels. Story is Overcooked! 2вЂ™s primary mode, a campaign made up of dozens of levels spread across a huge map. More will unlock through campaign progress, with an additional batch that were offered as a preorder bonus now available for purchase as well. You start with several cutesy chefs in your playable roster, all with identical abilities. Overcooked! 2 features a new-and-improved main menu from which players can select their chefs, party up, and choose between three different game modes (Story, Arcade, and Versus). ItвЂ™s a delightfully silly setup for a fun and frantic cooperative adventure. Now our heroic squad of chefs must travel the world to find recipes that will satisfy the Unbread once and for all. Naturally, things go awry, resulting in the creation of an evil army of Unbread zombies.

Overcooked! 2 instead begins with the Onion King and his faithful dog Kevin attempting to prepare a recipe from the NecroNomNomicon. Seeing as how the first Overcooked! opened with the amazingly dramatic scene of a gigantic monster on the verge of destroying the world, it would be tough to top that scenario in the sequel. As you might expect, the result is a devastatingly delicious cooking adventure. Now Ghost Town Games and Team17 have whipped up Overcooked! 2, which adds both online co-op and competitive play to the recipe.

The original Overcooked! was a surprisingly great co-op cooking game, allowing 2-4 local players to team up and bake lots of dishes in a desperate attempt to save the world.

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