

Fueled Up
Fireline Games · 2022 · Multiplayer, Online Co-Op, Local Co-Op, Casual, Co-op
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About Fueled Up
Return the spaceships to safety while dealing with unexpected dangers like wormholes, asteroid showers, and space squids. Keep the engines fueled up, fix hull breaches, and extinguish fires or risk the ship blowing up! There are no boring days in the life of a spaceship recovery engineer!

INTENSE COUCH CO-OP FUN
Enjoy a game where teamwork, a rapid pace, and multiple task juggling combine with heavy doses of chaos and laughter. Mix careful planning with split-second decision-making to make it back to base!
ONLINE/LOCAL MULTIPLAYER + CONTROLLER SHARING
Work with your crewmates in both local and online multiplayer. Only one controller? No problem! Share it with your friend and save spaceships together.
BONUS CHALLENGES
Returning safely not enough? Craving even more excitement? Each level offers extra objectives to test your skills and prove there’s no task too challenging for you and your crew!

Explore dangerous galaxies, face increasingly challenging hazards and avoid the Space Octopus to become the best spaceship recovery engineer the universe has ever seen! Gather your crew and start saving those spaceships!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players are divided on this cooperative task-management game styled after Overcooked. Supporters praise the fun, chaotic gameplay with fair level design and interesting mechanics around ship repair and fueling, noting it works well for 2-player co-op when you're willing to accept not perfecting every objective. Critics harshly compare it to Overcooked, calling it an inferior copy with poor playtesting, missing features like dash mechanics, controller detection issues, and difficulty spikes in later levels that make it frustrating rather than enjoyable.
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Rubbish designed for full party, bought this to play with one friend. Not a chance to complete this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and we only got a few missions into chapter 2. Game also have issues with detecting controllers if they are turned on after starting the game.
It's the overcooked genre, but really bad
Don;t buy this. It is a really bad copy of Overcooked. WHY THERE IS NO DASH. iT JUST MADE ME ANGRY. It feels like nobody playtested this before release. PS: "Energy Low!" Wait until its free and even then just ignore this game.
Fun and chaotic co-op game. We played it through as 2 players and while not every level is guaranteed to achieve every objective first try (due to obtained knowledge of the level), it also isn't forcing you to do dozens of attempts for those objectives. The levels themself feel fairly balanced aswell. There rarely were levels where, in my opinion, balancing of tasks per area was bad for multiplayer. All in all both, the levels and the achievements, felt very fair to go through and fully complete while also being fun, depending on the chaos.
Fueled Up is a frantic cooperative arcade experience that thrives on disorder, communication, and the joyful panic that emerges when too many problems demand attention at once. Developed by Fireline Games and published by Fireline Games alongside Gamirror Games, the game takes the familiar cooperative task-management formula and launches it into space, replacing kitchens and couches with damaged starships, volatile fuel crystals, and an ever-present cosmic menace that refuses to let players relax. The premise is delightfully simple and immediately effective. Players take on the role of space engineers tasked with rescuing stranded ships by repairing systems, fueling engines, and piloting the vessels to safety before they are consumed by a massive, persistent space octopus. This creature acts as both a visual gag and a mechanical timer, constantly pressuring the team to keep moving forward. The sense of urgency it creates ensures that even routine actions feel tense, as hesitation often leads to compounding disasters rather than isolated mistakes. Gameplay unfolds from an isometric perspective where up to four players share a single screen, reinforcing the need for awareness and c…
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