Overcooked All You Can Eat is coming to more platforms, with extensive crossroads on the way

Overcooked everything you can eat, which contains all the contents of Overcooked and Overcoat 2 in a large package, will be released on Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam on March 23, developer Ghost Town Games announced Monday. At the moment, the game is only available on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, so many more players will be able to jump into this joint bundle with the wider version.

Overcooked everything you can eat also serves as a remaster for the games, with 60 fps and a 4K resolution. The game also has faster loading times, which I personally like to hear about. Levels in the Switch version of Overcoat 2 sometimes frustratingly slowly loaded.

Ghost Town Games also announced it Overcooked everything you can eat will get support for crossplay multiplayer on all platforms in an update that will be available soon. The game has already supported crossplay on PS5 and Xbox Series X, so it’s great to see it expand to all platforms. Overcooked is a fantastic multiplayer game, and being able to play with friends no matter what platform they are on, it makes it a lot easier to experience a culinary art.

Overcooked everything you can eat also has some help mode options and new accessibility features.