Review: Overcooked! 2 (PlayStation 4)

Overcooked returns with a brand-new helping of chaotic cooking action! Journey back to the Onion Kingdom and assemble your team of chefs in classic couch co-op or online play for up to four players. Hold onto your aprons… it’s time to save the world again!
Pros:
- Cutesy chubby graphics.
- 4,35GB Download size.
- Three game modes- Story, Arcade, and VS.
- Four players local support. You can split/share controllers.
- Six kitchen themes.
- Three save slots.
- Fast loading times.
- Kitchen based mayhem gameplay. You have to fulfill orders quickly and prepare food, clean plates etc.
- You can now throw ingredients!
- All new level mechanics.
- Easy to get into.
- The game slowly eases you in with new mechanics/recipes delivered over time.
- Unlock new characters as you play through the story.
- Still as hectic and fun as ever.
- Platinum trophy.
- Levels will actually change as you play like rotating platforms or parts of the kitchen moving around.
- Portals and doors add another layer of complexity to proceedings.
- All new recipes.
- Playable in solo. You get a few chefs and can hot swap between them.
- Simple controller layout complete with button icons on the screen.
- Opening and ongoing tutorial support.
- Humor throughout.
- Decent story.
- World map level select. You control the van and this time around the map is more interactive, Find secret buttons to trigger shortcuts and secret areas.
- Cutesy animations.
- Tip multiplier- You can now submit order after order and get a multiplier to increase your score.
- Levels are scored on a 3-star system based on your overall point value.
- You can replay levels.
- Nods to other famous characters and locations.
- All new chefs to play as and learn about.
- The whole game is very rewarding as you feel yourself getting better.
- The online multiplayer support which is a first for the series!
- So much fun to play.
- A true test of friend/relationships.
- Can get very addictive.

Cons:
- Some of the new levels irritate more than innovating.
- Any type of lag will ruin the game.
- Feels at times like a big DLC drop rather than a new game. That soon disappears but it definitely starts that way.
- No online leaderboards for the levels.
- Ruins friend/relationships.
- Causes a lot of swearing.
- Blinking and breathing can be hard thanks to the frantic pace.
- Can get very overwhelming.
- Kind of has to play the story to get all the characters and locations unlocked.
- Not fun to play solo. You have to constantly change chef and manage so much its not fun.

