Overcooked 2 Reviews
Overcooked 2 is a great game that can entertain you and your friends for a long time, only if you could ignore some of its problems.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Overcooked 2 is still the same beautiful game that we liked, but with some additions that are enough to make a great sequel. The game is fresh from the beginning to the end.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Neither raw nor well done. Overcooked! 2 precisely prepared to offer you the best and craziest couch co-op experience.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
The biggest addition to this sequel is the online multiplayer, otherwise, it is a pretty linear iteration with new levels and no major gameplay or visual changes over its predecessor. Still, this doesn't stop it from becoming an incredibly fun co-op game with a solid amount of content and replay value.
Overcooked 2 is more of a second helping than a brand new concoction, but that's not to be sniffed at. It features more dynamic levels, with better scope, a wide array of new restaurant themes, recipes and chef costumes, not to mention another very meaty story mode. The real evolution, however, comes in simply addressing the biggest failing of the original - its lack of online multiplayer. This addition expands things significantly in terms of its longevity, allowing friends and strangers to gather when a local session isn't on the cards. Moreover, it enables lone cooks to experience the true core experience, specifically, the unique brand of chaos that comes with running a kitchen co-operatively. Overcooked 2 is a fantastic combination of excellent music and vibrant visuals, with gameplay that is as addictive as it is dizzying. While it's not a huge leap beyond the original menu, it brings plenty to the table.
Overcooked 2 is better than the previous installment in almost every way. there is more fun to the levels and them challenges presented in them, new gameplay ideas, and more co-op fun.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
It's undeniable that Overcooked 2 doesn't revolutionize the original game's recipe, but simply adds new flavors and innovations that are enough to deliver many hours of fun and leave a great taste in the player's mouth.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Overcooked 2 just gives all of us fans of the original game more which is all you can really ask for from a game that already did so much right. So invite a friend over on the couch or team up with some online in order to save the Onion Kingdom once again in this must play multiplayer experience.
Like I mentioned, I loved and platinumed Overcooked, and I WILL Platinum Overcooked 2 as well thanks to the help of my daughter who's been enjoying the game as much as I have. So far this year, this is my best couch multiplayer game I've played, and I definitely recommend that you to purchase this game, so that we can eventually get an Overcooked 3!
If you just want more Overcooked though and aren't expecting a revolution, you'll be satisfied with the amount of new content. New players to the series will enjoy this on its own and since online is now available, this opens up multiplayer play to just about everyone whether you have friends next to you or not. Whichever way you play, this is a fun and frantic experience that everyone deserves to enjoy.
For both masters of Overcooked and complete newcomers to video games, Ghost Town Games' newest offering will be sure to delight.
The original Overcooked is a cooperative masterpiece and this sequel simply tried a little too hard.
If you haven’t played the original, don’t worry you can jump right into Overcooked 2. Overall, it’s a superior title to the original and delivers a much more solid package. However, as a returning player you’ll know what to expect so if more of the same isn’t your thing then I’d avoid it.
Overcooked 2 lives up to and improves upon its predecessor, it’s a joy to play from beginning to end. Whether it’s the perfected gameplay, sharp-witted dialogue, catchy music or cute art style, there is something to love in every area of the game.
Overcooked 2 offers what we all wanted; an online cooperative, new recipes and many really imaginative scenarios. A perfect title to play with. Its low difficulty may discourage the more seasoned, but it's still a fun title to play.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
If you are looking for a great co-op experience with trusted friends, you really can’t go wrong with Overcooked 2. It’s method to the madness gameplay will keep you entertained for hours. The short length simply leaves you wishing you had more of it in the first place.
Overcooked’s second course is nothing short of five-star cuisine.
Overcooked 2 much like its predecessor is a fun and chaotic experience that truly excels when played with a group. While you might argue this is just more of the same, there are enough tweaks and changes to the formula that help keep things fresh for returning players. A hard recommendation if you’re looking to operate your own kitchen, but gather some friends and you’ll be hard pressed finding a more exciting co-operative time on Switch.
Overcooked 2 is more of the same, if not even more chaotic, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.
Overcooked! 2 then, whilst not a revolutionary leap from the first is still as madcap and downright ridiculous as its predecessor and then some. It’s still hilarious to play with friends and adds enough fresh elements and ideas to keep ardent fans delighted. It’s still hard as nails in some parts but the gentle easing in of new mechanics ensures you’re always ready for what’s to come. It’s now replaced Overcooked! on the top of our multiplayer game night lists, and if that isn’t high praise I don’t know what is.