The popular party game Overcooked: All You Can Eat will finally launch on Google Stadia tomorrow after a little delay.
Overcooked: All You Can Eat, which goes on sale tomorrow on the Stadia shop, takes players through absurd cooking tasks both locally and online. The entertaining party game includes every level from the first two Overcooked installments in addition to adding new ones to keep the game fresh for everyone.
You must sate the Peckish’s hunger now that they have returned. In this crazy culinary game, can you save the planet on your own or with up to three friends? Travel the land while preparing a variety of foods in ever-evolving, dynamic kitchens, but keep in mind that you must serve as many meals as you can before time runs out!
Overcooked: The cost of All You Can Eat is $39.99.
Update on 5/5: Overcooked is now live on the Stadia Store at the $39.99 listed price. Pro subscribers receive a 20% discount, bringing the cost of the game down to $31.99, until May 13.
Notably, a recent video from The Nerf Report also emphasized the fact that, in contrast to all other ports of the game, Overcooked: All You Can Eat does not enable crossplay on Stadia.
Overcooked: All You Can Eat is available on Stadia for a 30-minute free trial without an account if you’ve never played it before. You can immediately start playing the entire game for up to 30 minutes by simply logging in with your Google account. For additional details on how Stadia’s free trials operate, check our earlier articles.
Although this Overcooked collection made its debut back in November 2020 on other platforms, Stadia has recently seen one of its biggest launches. It is the 20th new game release on Stadia so far in 2022, along with the debut of Elemental War II later this week. Google had previously stated that 100 new games will be released by the end of the year, although this target is undoubtedly being met slowly.
MORE ON STADIA: The inaccurate date of Overcooked’s Stadia release has been changed in this article. We regret the mistake.
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