PlateUp!

good game, lots of replay value. i like being a little chef who makes lots of dishes

Plate up! Is a fun and delightfully chaotic co-op experience that's perfect for playing with friends.With it's deep strategic elements,challenging gameplay and extensive customisation options,it offers plenty of replayability.With each session feeling fresh and engaging.

Great game but if you don't have a strong relationship with your significant other that you're playing with, don't play.... may end in separation and or divorce!! Have fun :)

Im a big fan of this game. It has steam workshop support aswell. Very fun with friends which is how Ive only played it. I could see it also being very fun solo

If you are looking for a cooking rogue-like, then this game is exactly what you need to satisfy that desire. I came across this game looking for a restaurant management style game, and there are management aspects to this game. How you arrange tables and seating, how you arrange your kitchen, if you're playing online or with friends then you can also delegate different tasks to different people, and you do this with the general goal of making it to day 20. This game is NOT an easy-peasy set up a restaurant and have fun with it type of game. Because it is a rogue-like the game is trying to stress you out by throwing a lot of different things at you. The game may force you to serve far more customers than you could do on your own, or make you have to add items to your menu to serve that can thwart how you wanted to run your restaurant. Certain foods are FAR easier to prepare and cook compared to other foods as well, and there is an automation aspect to the game that you can try to master in order to make it to day 20. In all though this game is not a restaurant-management game that I was seeking, but for what the game is I can respect it and recommend it. If it goes on sale for closer to $10 then it is a chaotic pick-up you can get for those of you who are interested in food games, rogue-like games, or games that thrust you into chaos.

good game, very chaotic

I don't regret buying the game. IT'S SO FUN! There's lots you can do and learn. It's not like a mindless repetition for each day(stage/level) since it makes you think every thoroughly about how you can optimize your operations--especially if you're doing solo runs. Decide on which appliances to buy and how to fit everything in your kitchen!

I hate this game with a burning passion But not as burned as my steak every single time I leave the stove unattended for 0.000001 microseconds 9/10

Só faltou automatizar a mastigada do cliente, que de resto, tudo foi automatizado

It's a pretty chill co-op cooking game fun to play with friends would recommend

very fun, lots of mod support with regular new mods adding lots of content, I regularly play on the public discord with large groups of people

Addicted to this game and it never gets tired. Better than Overcooked in terms of longevity.

Great fun with friends seeing how far you can go before you have to start another run. Low stakes, fun optimisation strategies

Solid cooking game to play with friends - I find myself coming back time & time again to pick up where I had last left off. Goes to show what a fun game this is & would obviously recommend :).

Pretty fun co-op roguelite game. Sure you can play solo, but the charm will wear off quick. Play it with a friend and you'll get multiple times the entertainment value. It's just the right amount of challenging with just the right amount of fun. Being able to customize the experience of each run (deciding what room layout and menu item you want to start with) doesn't just make it re-playable, it also just makes it much more enjoyable. It's a hefty asking price for what it is, but if you play co-op games with a friend like this one regularly then this will probably get you your money's worth. But personally I'd recommend waiting for a sale

I have so many hours on this game playing solo most the time since my friends find this a high stress kitchen run. Cant Handle the Heat of Making Coffee. Muhahaha! It was only Turbo no biggie right. Hehehe With all the hours I have in the game I am still enjoying it. The Friends I do get to play it also love it. Just P.s Dont let there first run be on turbo mode it breaks them.

This is the game I wanted overcooked to be. It's a great restaurant management game that hits the sweet spot between chaos and simulation. You can really plan out, discuss, create and play a restaurant to your liking. Needing to adapt for every run, dish and rng adds a lot of replayability. I really recommend this game if you can play local/with friends. It's one of those games your non-gamer family can enjoy with you. Solo doesn't attract me, as you'd need to basically create a factorio out of your restaurant. In that case, best to just play factorio (if you like it). People have different playstyles for this game, so I don't really recommend to play with random people online either.

One of the most stressful games you'll ever play. You'll either be the best of friends, or never talk to each other again after playing this

This game faces you with different challenges every time you play. I love the variety of recipes, maps and the complexity of automation in the game. All around this is an amazing puzzle/strategy game that you can play alongside friends or on your own.

When in doubt? mod the hell out of it, that'll fix it. oh and to those that see this, the vanilla bare game itself IS HORRIBLE. have fun doing what i did to make it playable or worthwhile with mods to feel like you get a fair shot at any level the game might throw at you (lol) i'm recommending the game also because it supports steam workshop mods in particular to get away from horrid vanilla gameplay where not only do you face horrible rng with blueprints, but the customers and card debuffs on top of that, pick the wrong one and it might be a death sentence, or you "might" survive who knows. gg i guess lol

This game is a must buy. It is a result of Overcooked mixed with Balatro. The result: a cooking-style game where cards influence the difficulty of the run. Very replayable and highly enjoyable. Buy this game right now.

If overcooked was a roguelike. Super difficult, we haven't been able to complete a run yet.

Excellent party game! I play very often with my wife and we really enjoy our time with it. I wish we could customize the restaurants more. We have played with some mods that add things we wish the base game had.

A great couch-coop game. Approachable by all but able to be played with more skilled players on harder modes while still being fun

definitely worth the money I paid for it. Good mechanics, REALLY easy to understand (my girlfriend understood it in 10 mins and thats really rare lol) and has enough going for it that I played it for multiple weeks.

it's a pain sandwich that takes the pain and joy from factorio and combines it with the silliness of overcooked i love it

It's been a while since I played this game, but I just can't get around to playing it again. My first experience was short but it drifted me away - Everything felt so janky, unpolished, buggy, almost like a game jam game. Controls felt confusing, tutorials were not clear, and the visuals are sincerely boring. The balance of the first levels also felt really brutal, but that's probably because I was playing solo instead of co-op. Actually, if the game does not adapt itself for a solo player and for each additional player, that's really bad game design for me.

Fun with friends and also you can do remote play i had 4 people playing at once with controllers!

We have spent too much time making the perfect restaurant, absolutely covered in mess, just a little fire.

Plate up....where you verbally abuse your best friends, harass and bully the customers, and pray to the whoever you don't ever get Pumpkin anything! oh and yell mercilessly when a smart grabber goes rogue and messes up the whole automation when you are on your last customer and so then you have to save, and start the day over again....but now the cards you saved in the blueprint desk aren't the same ones and so you run to the cooler to have a smoke break and contemplate uninstalling....only to be given.....a plant. 10/10 on stress level 10/10 on souls like 10/10 on fun 100% another monopoly or uno but just a different name

10/10 Recommend to anyone who enjoys planning/prep under pressure

Mmmmm Plates... Plates... Plates? Food Where Where is the Food I want to eat it. I want to lick my plate off and eat all the crumbs. The Customers will not get to have anything. I own the Beasts. They wont get me. No one can beat me in an arm wrestle. I was doing my braces chore. Я очень уродлив и крепок haha

A bug that forces you to lose. Hard for solo players. Bug, couldn't serve a table. Served it multiple times until a specific level IDK which. Does NOT teach you how to research upgrades. Upgrades aren't really upgrades, they're technically just random selection of different equipment. So if you want a sink per se, you'll "upgrade it" and it''s either be a sink that auto washes, a dishwasher that can wash up to 4 dishes auto, or a faster sink, etc. It's random. Normally upgrade means per sequential intermittent entry. meaning level 1, level 2, level 3 etc. Not random "I hope I get the dishwasher" It's ragdoll. Walking through doors can be a pain so if you simply just have three tables in your build, you can just block the doors and make a serving "window" reachable through a wall, blocking you from going into the dining area. You have to google what most of the items do. Like for instance I had to google what a "dumbwaiter" was. I almost purchased it thinking it was an employee to help me serve dishes. Nope. Just teleports your dishes to another dumbwaiter. A magic box, WHICH BY THE WAY, you have to wait and pray you get lucky and can buy another soon to be able to use. I have NO CLUE as to why the developer chose the O and P button to make selections, along with the enter button to move along dialog. O = left mouse button, P = right mouse button, enter should be changed for E. Your kitchens are small. Corner placements can be weird at times, but really should just be there for decor otherwise you're holding down the directional buttons to use anything placed in a corner. Sometimes cleaning up messes especially around customers or doors, they will move you and interrupt the cleaning process. If you don't clean constantly, the mess will build eventually to a tier 3 pile, decreasing speed significantly, and increasing clean up time. Makes sense but is substantially ridiculous if it's where you'll be shoved around, or in front of a stove (HOB). I liked the concept of the game but it is NOT worth $20. Maybe $5. As sloppy as the controls are, it's super limiting. As I have read other reviews about how slow it is in the beginning before you reach a comfort level, I'm still not seeing it after 3 hours of play. The bug that stopped me from serving a table really ruined it for me. The ragdoll mechanics ruin it for me. Especially door pushing. Games aren't about graphics anymore. Which makes it about comfort. You can't put poor goofy graphics in a game AND make it uncomfortable to play. Pick one. Is it fun? YES. Is it worth the price? No. These guys are getting silly with the prices they ask for, for goofy created content with poor mechanics. I chose pizza as a menu item. I read and tried to follow the directions. It would NOT let me interact with the oil in the step process. I didn't even make it past level 1. So I never chose pizza again. Just steaks. Salads are atrocious. Just keep steaks on the menu and add accordingly. You should have a prep phase. But you don't. You should allow "upgrades" between levels, NOT during them while your main focus is to cook and serve customers. Again, not comfort game play. It's just created chaos making the game stressful. I want to keep playing. I want the game to succeed. I want to recommend it but I can't. Not like this. I have no clue as to how it has a "MOSTLY POSITIVE" review status unless the players are 12-15 of age, and mom or dad bought it for them, leaving them with no sense of appreciation to where the dollar value went towards a cheesy game. I've been dying for some cooking game like the ones they provide on mobile, but for some reason they just don't make them for PC. Was hoping this one would do it for me but it just doesn't. BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK. Wait for it to go down in price or go on sale. EDIT I've requested a refund. It's unexplained mechanics for "grabbers" and other features leave me to find external sources to teach me how to play a game where that responsibility lies solely with the game itself. If I have to google how to play the game, it is pointless to continue.

the game is fun but until you have a friend that he's just annoying I don't recommend it

absolute chaos with the right friends, very fun restaurant builder with lots of different dishes to mess up making, to then have your friends shout at you about the wrong order XD

very fun with friends. I yelled at them all the time. gud game.

Exactly what I'm looking for in cooking game. Thank you so much!

This is my wife's favorite game, here's her review: "I cannot stop playing, I want more and more and more"

as a kid who wants to be a business owner, this helped me understand the work that minimum wage workers do for a company letting me respect their work as a future owner.

DAMN STRESSFUL but so much fun and screaming lolll

literally fire, this is the most addictive thing ive playedd

Very fun, keeps you on your toes. Lots of laughter!

This game is easily modded, thanks to the great modding community who was nice enough to share the mods they made and also friends who recommended some great mods as well ! The game is easy to pick up the flow of how things go as well and Co Op playing locally or online is easy and fun

Actually switched to playing this co-op on my wife's account, so I can't even guess how many hours I've put into this game. We also loved Overcooked, but we prefer this one because it's more about building a rhythm in your restaurant as opposed to Overcooked's levels purposely trying to break your rhythm with gimmicks. Plate Up! feels more strategic. Anyway, it's not all good. Targeting can be really fussy when you have a lot of things clustered together, for one thing. The graphics could be a little cleaner and the UI a little less cluttered. Sometimes there are so many things going on that it's easy to lose track of what needs to be done.

cook. dont die. good game. can be simple or complex

There's nothing relaxing about this game. Let chaos ensue! 10/10

Great that it supports different playstyles. Like you could choose a simple recipe and automatise the hell out of your kitchen, and after day 15 or smth you'll be standing outside of your restaurant and just admiring your creation. Or you could always choose cards with new dishes and variations, and have little groups of people and just play a cozy restaurant simulator with a vast menu. Or you could be afraid of dish variation, side dishes, desserts and etc., always choose the cards with complications and yell at your friends trying to manage a lot of groups of people and all the mess and such. Great :D

I somehow didn't burn the place like I did in real life. 10/10 would cook again

its addictively fun and well designed

This is the only game that makes me want to start smoking again