This is particularly apparent when there are three or four players in a non-standard kitchen. But as teams progress, the levels soon become complete mayhem as players are rushing around trying to complete their required tasks. The first few levels start off deceptively simple, requiring gamers to put together a series of relatively simple orders in a somewhat standard layout kitchen. Miss an order though, and penalties will accrue. Points are awarded for correctly serving each order, with bonus points earned for serving them in a speedy manner. All this while under the pressure to get the correct orders out to the customers quickly. From the moment the clock starts and the orders start rolling in, they will be chopping food, washing dishes, putting orders together and serving them.
Overcooked! 2, like the original, has players doing it all. Overcooked! 2, which follows a similar pattern to the original, puts gamers into the kitchen to see if they can handle the heat. Do everything right and there’s little thanks, but get something slightly wrong, and customers will complain. Orders keep coming and they must be made correctly and in a timely manner with the freshest ingredients. Working in a restaurant can be a thankless job.
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