While this sounds simple in concept, the game finds ever more elaborate ways to test your skills as kitchens become increasingly sophisticated. However, it serves more as a garnish to the main course that is Overcooked’s gameplay.įour chefs must co-operate in the kitchen to prepare ingredients, assemble food, serve orders on time and wash the returning dishes. It’s a hilarious and charming story, and it does its duty in creating a context for the game proper. But before it can, you are sent back in time to serve hungry customers in different restaurants around the world and throughout time honing your skills to take on The Ever Peckish once and for all.
The game sets the bar for ridiculousness pretty high as it begins at the end of the world, with a large onion man instructing you in the culinary arts as a giant spaghetti monster known as “The Ever Peckish” awakens to devour the world. Much like my Jackbox Party Pack 3 review, this is really more a case for the console than the game. Now I won’t get too deep into reviewing Overcooked since CGM’s Jed Witaker already wrote a solid review for it, and the Nintendo Switch version is largely the same. Overcooked: Special Edition (Nintendo Switch) Gameplay images via Nintendo.
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