Chefs Together

A LOT of issues in multiplayer! 1) While serving Ghosties, the orders can't be served. As no 'E' button prompt comes. It happens randomly. But almost 7 out 10 times and then the game gets over. So game is unplayable right now. 2) Randomly when my wife joins the game in my lobby, she spawns 2 players, one marked as P1 and herself as P2 and she can control both characters. My character is still there which I can control. So there are 2 P1 and 1 P2. 3) While the game is going on, ordering supplies also glitches so that sometimes you can't pick them up. ( while my wife could ) PS: Add controller support please !

Although the game screen seems very cluttered, the gameplay is quite fun. The goal is to "survive" days by delivering what clients demand. A day is divided into two parts: daytime, where you serve regular guests, and evening, where you serve ghosts. Both play identically. Instead of collecting orders or displaying large icons over consumers' heads indicating what they want, the game handles things differently. When a customer sits down, you need to move your mouse over them. This forms a line to the right workstation where you can prepare the meal or drink they want. Each station can produce eight items that are labeled with a number. The tricky part is that you see orders for every customer currently in the shop, so you must identify the correct one by looking at the item's image and number. The only thing to remember is that a station needs enough ingredients, which should not be a problem because they can be easily purchased from the computer. They don't cost much. Successful orders increase your experience points. When you level up, you gain faster moving and cooking speed. You aren't alone in the kitchen. There's also a robot that cleans up the rubbish and an extra coo…

Chefs Together, developed and published by Musa GUNGOR, is a lively and fast-paced cooperative cooking game that blends teamwork, time management, and a touch of chaos into a lighthearted restaurant experience. Built around the familiar concept of serving customers as efficiently as possible, it invites up to four players to work side by side—or occasionally against each other—in a bustling kitchen that constantly tests coordination and composure. Though its roots are clearly inspired by classics like Overcooked, Chefs Together introduces its own flair with a unique blend of progression systems, light RPG elements, and a playful sabotage mechanic that turns cooperation into both a necessity and a challenge. It’s a compact but entertaining game that captures the energy of a busy restaurant while allowing for a fair amount of humor and unpredictability. At its core, the gameplay loop in Chefs Together revolves around managing a restaurant filled with hungry customers whose patience is as limited as their appetites are large. Each round begins simply enough—take orders, cook food, assemble plates, and deliver them before the timer runs out—but the complexity scales quickly as new rec…

So the game does need some polish but the gameplay loop is great, and was super fun coop. (If it makes your partner move 2 characters simultaneously just pop back to the main menu and open it up again) slightly annoying but really a minor inconvenience since it takes no time to redo. The ghosts arent bugged. They just want the food to be served to them by someone else on occasion.(steal the food from your teammate if they wont take it from them) we just served one ghost at a time and stole the food from the other if they didnt take it. (Pretty neat mechanic to to spice it up) The progression feels good. Its semi-hectic but not overbearing like other games this style that always make you feel like you need 1 more person to progress further into the game. Overall the game is good arcade fun especially for 2 players. Story 10/10 I think with a few more additions this game is one of the best in the genre. Like a boss round every x amount of levels would be cool. Maybe some visual upgrades to customize what your restaurant looks like (wall paper, floors, etc.) Just classic gaming done right.

Gameplay loop is the same regardless of what new counter you unlock. Customers come in and automatically state their order. You go to the counter click the dish they want and hold left click to make it, then you bring it to the customer. There's nothing you can upgrade that actually matters.

it is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ aweful. it sucks the life out of you and is just no fun. tried it with a friend because we like plate up. don't buy it. just don't