New free content is on the way to Overcooked! All You Can Eat.
's free update arrives on October 12th, adding ten new levels, three new biomes, a new mechanic, new chefs, and new recipes, along with a range of accessibility additions.The three new biomes are Baked Bazaar, Metro Mash, and Pepper Plaza, while the new chefs include Globe, Fox, and a new variant of the Goldfish skin. The new recipes are the bobotie and curry. Meanwhile,a new mechanic will also be added:"occasionally, you may find that a serving point is blocked by a delivery bag.
A range of accessibility options will also be added so that you can skip levels, turn off fires, increase order timers, reduce flashing and camera shake, and more.Game Pass games for when you're short on timeOvercooked! All You Can Eat's free update will be available on October 12th. Will you hop back into the game to try out the new content? Let us know in the comments!
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