Overcooked 2 achievements update#
(The original version was local-only.) An update for cross-platform multiplayer is also coming in “early 2021.” That’ll be useful if, say, you only have one DualSense controller. The other big feature in this refresh is online multiplayer for Overcooked 1. It’s a welcome change, one that makes these games – and especially their finales – feel more consistent. On the other hand, four-star ranks are as tricky as ever. My co-op partner and I had a smoother time earning three stars in certain stages that used to always give us trouble (in some cases as recently as a month ago we’re constantly revisiting Overcooked). The score thresholds have been tweaked for the better. The actual level layouts are the same, but overall, the difficulty curve seems more natural. My only nitpick: several levels go overboard with a camera sway effect. That might not sound like enough to double-dip with a remaster – and accessibility options, like the ability to prevent meal orders from expiring, may or may not apply to you – but it all feels fantastic. You won’t have to chase down buried listings to access the formerly DLC stages.
To be clear, this remaster overhauls the original Overcooked to look and feel more like Overcooked 2 (minus the ability to throw food), it loads levels in a matter of seconds (a huge improvement compared to older consoles), it looks sharp (with 4K/60FPS gameplay), and everything’s bundled together with a quick, no-fuss menu.
Overcooked 2 achievements series#
Released: Novem(Xbox Series X), Novem(PS5) Overcooked: All You Can Eat (PS5, Xbox Series X) Games aren’t getting any cheaper this gen, and even though I adore Overcooked – it’s possibly my favorite co-op series… ever – All You Can Eat won’t speak to everyone. They’re a welcome challenge even for experienced players, but they won’t last too long. This is the best-feeling and most convenient way to play Overcooked 1 and Overcooked 2 along with their respective DLC packs and free level updates.Īll told, there’s a couple hundred levels to tackle, seven of which are new to Overcooked: All You Can Eat. Overcooked: All You Can Eat probably won’t be anyone’s first, second, third, or even fourth pick-up on PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S, but if you get around to it – when you have enough controllers on-hand – you’re in for a fun, funny, maddening time. A convenient and responsive remaster that brings both Overcooked games and their DLC into one fast-loading package
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