The Switch, Steam, PS4, and Xbox One versions of Overcooked: All You Can Eat launched today following last year’s PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions
While we were originally led to believe there wouldn’t be a loyalty discount forOvercooked: All you’re able to Eat, there is one after all – for a limited time, anyway. If you ownOvercookedorOvercooked 2onSteam,Xbox One, orNintendo Switchdigitally, you can save 15 percent on the new game until April 11.
That discount knocksAll You Can Eat‘s price from $39.99 down to $33.99. While the offer doesn’t include physical copies ofOvercooked 1or2– and it only works if you’re staying in the same platform (i.e., you can’t get a discount if you jump from Switch to Xbox) – it’s certainly better than nothing.
It’s also worth stressing that cross-platform online multiplayer is now possible, and that includes the remasteredOvercooked 1levels, which I know people have been clamoring for since, well, forever.
What else is different? There are a handful of exclusive (tricky) new levels you can get through in one sitting, there’s an assist mode to lower the pressure, and there are different achievements/trophies.
My favorite part ofOvercooked: All You Can Eatwas simply having both games and their many expansions all inone convenient, unified place with quick load times on PS5. Ghost Town Games says the Nintendo Switch version runs at 30 frames per second, but you can expect 60fps elsewhere.
Oh, and theSwedish Chef fromThe Muppetsis a playable character. He’s free until April 30.
Today’s launch trailer forAll You Can Eatalsoteaseda free update “coming later this year.” Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in. (Just kidding, I’m eternally bound toOvercooked.)
