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Overcooked

Cooking co-op game from Ghost Town Games where up to four players race to prepare and serve orders in changing kitchens.

Simulation

Achievements
11 (1,000G)
1000G possible
Yes
Space needed
0.93 GB
Online servers running
No online features
Time to beat
about 8 hours
Plays offline
Yes

Overview

Overcooked is a 2016 cooking simulation game developed by Ghost Town Games and published by Team17. In a local cooperative game, players control a number of chefs in kitchens filled with obstacles and hazards and rush to prepare meals to order under a time limit. It was released for PlayStation 4, Windows and Xbox One on August 2, 2016, and a Nintendo Switch version followed in July 2017.

Players take the role of chefs who prepare ingredients, cook, serve and clean up while the clock runs. Orders arrive in a queue, and finishing each one correctly earns coins, with bonuses for speed. Orders served wrongly earn nothing and only waste time. You are ranked on a three-star system based on the coins you collect.

The kitchen layouts change from level to level and are built to split the work. One kitchen is on the back of two trucks moving at different speeds, another sits on an iceberg, and in another a crosswalk lets pedestrians get in your way. There are about 28 different kitchens in the campaign, plus a final boss level.

Overcooked was designed as a local co-op game for up to four players. There is also a competitive multiplayer option where chefs try to score the most points in a limited time. In single player you control two chefs and switch between them. There are no online multiplayer modes in the original game.

Ghost Town Games was founded by Phil Duncan and Oli De-Vine, who had worked at Frontier Developments for around eight years, and Overcooked was their first game. The kitchen setting came from Duncan's past work as a barman and waiter. They took the game to festivals and conventions for feedback, and the feedback moved the focus from recipes to level design. Team17 announced in May 2016 that it would publish the game.

Overcooked got generally positive reviews, with praise for the dynamics of co-op play. It was nominated for four awards at the 13th British Academy Games Awards and won two, Best British Game and Best Family Game. A sequel, Overcooked 2, came out in August 2018, and a remastered bundle of both games, Overcooked! All You Can Eat, launched in November 2020.

Official trailer

Overcooked Launch Trailer, XBOX. Watch on YouTube

Gameplay

Overcooked Gameplay No Commentary - Xbox One Gameplay Level 1 1, URBAN GAMEPLAY. Watch on YouTube

Screenshots

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Game details

Genres
Simulation
Developer
Ghost Town Games
Publisher
Team17
Engine
Unity
Modes
Single player
Yes
Local multiplayer
4
Online multiplayer
No

Release dates

PlatformRegionDate
Xbox Oneworldwide2016-08-02

Editions

Standard Edition

Standard

In the game

  • Full game download

On the Xbox store from 3 August 2016 at US$16.99.

Gourmet Edition

In the box

  • Game disc

In the game

  • The Lost Morsel content pack: six jungle levels, a jungle theme and six unlockable chefs

Europe from 14 October 2016, US from 15 November 2016. Launch price US$19.99. Also sold as a download on the Xbox store.

Overcooked! + Overcooked! 2

In the game

  • Overcooked
  • Overcooked! 2

Download bundle on the Xbox store, US$34.99.

Buy this game

Subscription history

ServiceTierAddedLeft
Xbox Games with GoldGold1 Oct 201831 Oct 2018
Xbox Game PassConsole1 May 201831 Jul 2018

Achievements

Achievements11 (1,000G)

1000G possibleYes

Total
11
Gamerscore
1000
100% time
8 to 10 hours
Difficulty
4 out of 10
Playthroughs for 1000G
1
Playthroughs for 100%
1
1000G without online
Yes
Online trophies
0
Boosting needed
No
Local co-op is enough
Yes
Online note
Every achievement is offline. Only the host earns All the Trimmings and Hero of Thyme in co-op.
DLC has trophies
No
1000G includes DLC
No
100% includes DLC
No
DLC comes in
Gourmet Edition (The Lost Morsel)
DLC still for sale
Yes
DLC note
The two content packs add no achievements. The Lost Morsel is US$4.99 and Festive Seasoning free on the Xbox store.
Missable trophies
0
Chapter select fixes a miss
Yes
Separate trophy lists by region
No
Only in a language other than English
No
Online-only version
No
Digital-only
No
Disc-only
No
Trophy list shared with other versions
No
Other versions
Overcooked! All You Can Eat on Xbox Series X|S has its own list.
Players with 1000G
7.98%
Gamerscore, base game
1000
Gamerscore with DLC
1000

Grind

  • Three stars in every kitchen for All the Trimmings
  • Lettuce Begin Deliver a recipe to the Great and Terrifying Ever Peckish 1G 97% of players
  • All the Trimmings Be awarded three stars in every kitchen 199G 9% of players
  • Hero of Thyme Complete Overcooked and save the Onion Kingdom! 150G 11% of players
  • Kitchen Nightmares Complete a kitchen in the haunted forest 60G 29% of players
  • The Pieces I Ate (sorry) Complete a kitchen on a pirate ship 60G 68% of players
  • Out of this world Complete a kitchen in low earth orbit 150G 22% of players
  • Chef Flambe Complete a kitchen of the underworld 150G 20% of players
  • Best Served Cold Complete a kitchen in the Arctic 60G 43% of players
  • Meals on Wheels Complete a kitchen on the road 60G 55% of players
  • Does not play well with others Complete a kitchen in versus mode 60G 26% of players
  • Overcooked Extinguish a burning kitchen 50G 69% of players

Space and patches

Space needed0.93 GB

DLC

Two content packs came out for the Xbox One version in 2016. Both are still on the Xbox store: The Lost Morsel at US$4.99 and Festive Seasoning free.

Items
NameDateAddsObtainable todayPrice
The Lost Morsel2016-11-15Six new campaign levels in a jungle world, a helicopter on the world map, a jungle theme and six chefs.YesUS$4.99
Festive Seasoning2016-12-06Eight co-op levels in a Winter Lodge theme, two new dishes (turkey dinner and stew), a reindeer and a snowman chef, a flamethrower, Santa hats and a snowmobile on the world map.YesFree

Playable today

Playable offline todayYes

A local game with no online parts: the campaign, couch co-op, Versus and both content packs all play offline.

QuestionAnswer
Price at releaseUS$16.99
Download on the Xbox store, 3 August 2016. The boxed Gourmet Edition was US$19.99.
Ever released on discYes, as the Gourmet Edition
Europe 14 October 2016, US 15 November 2016, with The Lost Morsel included.
Ever released in the storeYes
On the Xbox store from 3 August 2016.
In the store to buy todayYes, US$16.99
On the Xbox store for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
Can be downloaded again if you already bought itYes
The Xbox store still offers the download to owners.
Has online featuresNo
No online multiplayer. Up to four players on one console.
Online servers running todayDoes not exist
Playable offline today: campaignYes
Playable offline today: local multiplayerYes
Co-op and Versus for 2 to 4 players.
Playable offline today: online multiplayerDoes not exist
Playable offline today: DLCYes
The Lost Morsel (US$4.99) and Festive Seasoning (free) are still on the Xbox store.

Online

Online servers runningNo online features

Plays offlineYes

The original Overcooked has no online multiplayer. Up to four people play on one console.

Services
ServiceStatus
Online multiplayerDoes not exist

Reception

Aggregates
OutletPlatformScoreScaleReviews
MetacriticXbox One8010013

Staff and cast

Staff
RoleName
DeveloperPhil Duncan
DeveloperOliver De-Vine
ProducerHollie Emery
Art DirectorNicholas Gomersall

Notes for collectors

  • In single player you run two chefs and switch between them, or use a control scheme that moves both at once.
  • The kitchens include trucks moving at different speeds, an iceberg and a haunted forest, and there is a final boss level.
  • Festive Seasoning came out for free on December 6, 2016 on Xbox One and PS4.
  • The boxed Gourmet Edition came out in Europe a month earlier than in the US.
  • The Xbox One list has 11 achievements worth 1,000 gamerscore, and the first one is worth only 1 point.

Credits

Publisher
Team17
Developer
Ghost Town Games
Released
2016-08-02
Age rating
E (Everyone)
Region
US
Time to beat
about 8 hours

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