PlayStation owners can snag ‘funniest co-op cooking game ever’ for over half it’s original price tag – don’t miss out

PLAYSTATION owners can get their mitts on a hilariously chaotic co-op game for less half its original price tag.

Overcooked! All You Can Eat has been dubbed the “funniest cooking game ever” by critics at Meristation.

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According to critics at Digital Chumps, the title is one that “the entire family will enjoy”[/caption]

The title is a compilation of all Overcooked’s 14 releases, including all DLCs, such as The Lost Morsel, The Festive Seasoning, Surf ‘n’ Turf and Carnival of Chaos.

It’s even been upgraded to 4k picture quality.

The price has been slashed by 60 per cent to £13.99, down from £34.99, on the PlayStation Store – but only for a limited time.

The sweet deal ends at midnight on 29 November.

The compilation game, available on both PS4 and PS5, boasts a co-operation mode of up to four other players.

If you’ve got multiple controllers at home, you can play with up to four friends and family locally.

It’s important to note that PS Plus is required for online play.

If you’re on PS5, remember that game streaming is only supported with a PS Premium subscription.

• How to get PS Plus/Premium/Deluxe for up to 30 per cent off this November

According to critics at Digital Chumps, the title is one that “the entire family will enjoy”.

“My sister has asked me more than once to bring it over so we can play. It’s a game the entire family will enjoy.

“My parents, though not gamers themselves, enjoyed watching us play.

“The chaos that comes with it is all part of the fun. Just take my advice and watch how loud you get.

“It is ‘one hell of a game.'”

Customers love it, too, with one saying it is an “awesome couch co-op game.

“Me and my girlfriend had a blast playing this together.”

However, if you’ve already played most of the previous Overcooked titles, then customers have cautioned that All You Can Eat may be slightly repetitive.

Got a Nintendo Switch?

Overcooked! All You Can Eat is actually even cheaper on the Nintendo store.

It’s currently going for £11.99, down from £29.99 – but only until 20 November.