Shakes on a Plane

Alright, upfront, this is just our first hour experience from me and my wife after playing local coop, and we meanwhile only reached level 7 with 3 stars. But oh boy, until now this just seems like a very lackluster clone of the Overcooked genre. Please don’t get me wrong, we played loads of those titles before, finished Overcooked 100% achievement-wise, played many others of those games as well (Moving Out, Tools Up, you name it), but this one, what can I say, it’s definitely ranked right at the bottom of them all. I mean, it just does everything wrong that you can imagine, hitboxes are off all over (you try to serve something, aim, the target lights up, but instead you drop stuff), trays vanish and respawn without a reason, spaces are super cramped, environmental obstacles move without precise telegraphing. Or another thing, orders/trash appear seconds before the end of the round, while achievements and level results (like leaving no trash) are cryptic (because somehow you always...

Shakes on a Plane is a decent attempt at an Overcooked type game that brings some new ideas to the table but ultimately feels very derivative of the game it's inspired by. You can expect all the chaos and hectic gameplay you know from these co-op multitasking games along with new mechanics being added throughout the campaign to keep it feeling fairly fresh. I got this game on discount and i think that's the reason i'm going to recommend this game, ran into a lot of bugs and overall the game just doesn't feel super polished, had a lot instances of getting stuck or objects getting stuck having to restart the level. It's an OK title and kept me busy for an evening getting all the achievements, some good ideas mixed with frustrating execution. You definitely have better options for Co-op experiences but with that being said i had enough fun and it felt just about fresh enough for me to recommend this game on a deep discount.

[h1]I like it, but it makes me angry.[/h1] [b]And no one reads positive reviews, but here we are.[/b] This game is very middling for me. Of all the Overcooked clones I have played so far, this is one of them. Where Overcooked has charm and challenge, this game has punishment and a little kid whom hemorrhoids are too good for. It holds my attention the same way Overcooked does, and it is so close to being something I wouldn't abandon in the morning over an inferior pancake preference, but the things it does well are just copypasta of Overcooked. The things it doesn't do well gave my cat flatulence that singed my eyebrows and made my friend say phuçk so much that it lost its meaning. Phuçk means nothing anymore. This game ruined it. [h2]Pros[/h2] ○ It starts off simple, but you eventually get to gameplay that mirrors Overcooked pretty well. ○ Characters have special abilities that really help a lot and add some nuance to gameplay. ○ The overworld colorful and constantly loaded...

Fun game, I really like it. Fast and uncomplicated. Nice for inducing panic attacks, but you need friends. I'll update this later.

Keeps crashing on me :(

Remote play works well with this game, fun quick past'time game with your friends. Let your brain go in autopilot and scream while you try bring that cheeseburger to your client in last second. Teamwork really brings "shake things up" to this game when you can communicate and coordinate your meals.

Bad UX/UIs: - confusing about player character position - have to choose character every time when entering level - have a delay while controlling - in setting menu, have to config every buttons but not show default buttons

It is very challenging to play by yourself. I enjoyed having to prioritize all of the aspects of the plane. Buy this game if you're up for the challenge, otherwise, you will need some friends to play with you.

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