PlateUp! Reviews

Dang! I played it for the first time with my friends (we all first time playing this game), and we spent a WHOLE night, 7.2 hours in one gameplay. I'm old and it's been a long time since me and my friends had a great gaming night like this. Normally we play 1-2 hours and call it a night, exhausted from work and also have early work tomorrow. This time everyone stayed the f late because the game is fun! Guess we're not old, just haven't found a good game in a while.

Stressful asf, but fun as hell, this game brings flashbacks of working in the food industry, chaotic and annoying but its how it is, the rouge-like progression in this game is its savior and keeps me coming back

This is a casual coop game that is best played with friends and family. Top-down with silly graphics, but sometimes challenging gameplay that forces your party to focus on teamwork, speed, and restaurant automation.

Loved the chaos, loved the rush, loved the planing and loved the overall game. One of the best indie games where you either know what you are doing and are living your best life as a restaurant owner or you start loosing hair and get stomach ulcers due to how unprepared you were for the dinner rush. Either way the game gets 10/10 from me especially if you play with friends and you realise that they are not as calm and collected as you thought they were.

Really fun. Missus enjoys it too. We enjoyed overcooked, and this is slightly different. You definitely need to be organised and "commit" to each stage of your restaurant (really easy to screw up a run), but there's a practice option which is great, and real progression for unlocks. After 10 hrs enjoyment and we still haven't explored automation. Recommended.

It's a cute, cheap multiplayer game you can play with anyone. And it's fun in a team-spirited way! Also, the progression system feels satisfying and unrestrictive, so for example you keep unlocking different brands of restaurant (Salad/pizza/steak/coffee) which keeps the staleness away from the gameplay but it doesn't feel like you're being kept from having fun. Oh. And when you want to practice, the customers are polite cats.

it is a bit pricey imo but for an endless roguelite restaurant game, I can't really complain. It's super fun to play with friends or, if you're dedicated to getting frustrated with customers, by yourself.

really fun game to play with friends. although it kinda get stale after 15 to 20 hours of playing. also @abyzmal sucks cus he never plays with me anymore

It's more than just a game that looks like Overcooked. I wouldn't expect to enjoy automation from such a game. Highly recommended.

fun game good with the wife and kids. Lil timmie burned the fucking chicken so i kicked him from my coop and my home 10/10