Overcooked: all you can eat is getting a free update later this month that will add brand new levels to the co-op cooking game. Overcooked: all you can eat combines the first two Overcooked games and gives them a significant makeover, updating the graphics, streamlining gameplay features, and more. It leaves all Overcooked levels released so far to exist in a single hub, and now fans of the game will have to complete even more levels.
There has been some controversy over the discontinuation of Team17 and Ghost Town Games Overcooked 2 in favor of releasing new levels exclusively for Overcooked: all you can eatand while some fans may still be mad about that, those who have upgraded will soon have a big reason to return to the Onion Kingdom.
Overcooked: all you can eatThe next big update comes on October 12 to celebrate World Food Day. This completely free update adds 10 new levels to Overcooked: all you can eat spanning three different biomes (Baked Bazaar, Metro Mash, and Pepper Plaza). three new Overcooked chefs will be available (Globe, Fox, and an alternate Goldfish skin) to help complete the two new recipes: bobotie and curry. The update also introduces a brand new gameplay mechanic in the form of delivery bags. These bags serve as an obstacle that can hinder one’s cooking, and they will not disappear until players have supplied them with the correct raw ingredients.
While the new content is undoubtedly the most exciting thing about the coming Overcooked: all you can eat update, it should be noted that it will do more than add new chefs and levels. The update also adds improved accessibility options to the game, in addition to fixing some lingering bugs and technical issues that plague it as well. One downside is that the update doesn’t add any new achievements or trophies to the game. The only question left is whether this will be the last major update for Overcooked: all you can eator that fans can expect even more updates in the future.
Some fans may be afraid of a Overcooked 3 at this point, especially given the controversy surrounding the free updates for Overcooked: all you can eat. While it’s hard to complain about free content, Overcooked: all you can eat usually consisting of levels of the first two Overcooked games meant that many fans couldn’t justify buying the game. It makes sense that they feel belittled that the new content isn’t coming to them despite being past supporters, but those hard feelings would probably go away in the event of a real one. Overcooked 3.
Overcooked: All You Can Eat Update Patch Notes
General:
New DLC campaign of 10 levels and chefs.
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Visit 3 Biomes, Baked Bazaar, Metro Mash and Pepper Plaza.
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2 new chefs, Globe, Fox and 1 alternate skin for the Globe chef, Goldfish.
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2 new recipes:
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New game mechanic using the takeout delivery bag.
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Chefs can now be asked to package meals instead of plating.
Additional accessibility options
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Added a reduced camera shake switch.
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Reduce flickering effect switch.
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Added an Assist mode to the world map that can be turned on or off at any time regardless of the saved file, allowing the game to be adapted to the player’s needs.
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Skip level
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Increase order timer slider
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Increase recipe timer slider
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Increase recipe scores by a percentage.
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Enable/disable order timers.
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Shorten the player’s respawn timer.
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Reduce the number of recipes displayed.
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Turn off fire created by burnt food.
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The player’s direction is clearer with an indicator displayed below the cooks.
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Players aligned countertop highlight is now more noticeable.
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Fonts – Fixed several bugs in Dyslexia fonts.
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Added ‘blinking images’ warning to boot process.
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Game and controller settings can now be changed in-game.
Fixed some common localization issues.
Fixed an issue where the Ghost Chief’s VFX could appear incorrectly.
Fixed an issue with unequal line spacing in the menu settings.
[PC] Fixed an issue where the controller icons were not displaying correctly.
Overcooked: all you can eat is now available for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
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