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PlateUp!

It's happening / Aug 4, 2022 / Action, Casual, Indie, Strategy

windows
Steam Deck Verified

522 playing now

That's more people than live in the Pitcairn Islands.

Cook and serve your dishes, design and decorate your restaurants, and expand your culinary kingdom with new unlocks, abilities and dishes in procedurally-generated locations. Classic cooking action with permanent roguelite progression. Hire your friends - or do it all yourself!

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Part	Your PC	MinimumNot sure	RecommendedNot sure
CPU	Not set	Quad Core I5 or AMD equivalent Can't tell	Quad Core I5 / Ryzen 5 Can't tell
GPU	Not set	Intel HD Graphics 530 or AMD equivalent Can't tell	GTX 960 or AMD equivalent Can't tell
RAM	Not set	8 GB RAM Can't tell	16 GB RAM Can't tell

What's new

Patch Notes 1.5.2-7473

2026-08-11

• Fixed missing difficulty ratings on fajitas • Improved visibility of fajita dishes and add colourblind icons • Fixed text problem with Shoddy Hobs • Fixed bug with franchises on dishes with subcards • Fixed collision problem in the practice kitchen • Fixed collision problem with shoddy plates provider • Fixed bug with Autumn franchises detecting the wrong dish for heat levels • Added a name label to the dish selector cabinet • Food that burns on Heat 13 will now reset its progress back to unburned when it sets the appliance on fire • Fixed some lighting bugs with customer orders near the edge of restaurant • Fixed some collision issues with customers orders near the edge of restaurant • Fixed a bug where Heat 5/10's free chili plant would only be granted if you beat Day 16; they're now granted for beating Day 15 as intended

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• Buffet - Platter and Buffet - Heated no longer appear on Blueprint Desks and are rarer in shops

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What players say

Overwhelmingly Positive

96% positive, 18,265 reviews

Recommended133 hrs played

Will be great if we can XXL map without mod. Ur banquet map isn't big enough. Or you can let us buy more space. I think that is a good update to the game.

27 found this helpful, 2026-04-28

Recommended40 hrs played

If you're the kind of gamer who: - Likes the co-op chaos of Overcooked, but prefers a touch of rogue-like upgrading and progression - Needs multiple different avenues to run your kitchen, with dozens of options for foods, tools, furniture, and appliances - Also enjoys a little spice added with different locations, layouts and sometimes seasonal themed kitchens - Wants to turn into a crane And can deal...

38 found this helpful, 2026-01-13

Recommended5 hrs played

If you're comparing this to Overcooked when thinking of buying it, here's how I compare the two: Overcooked was a much higher stress and faster-paced game, but Plate Up! is actually more relaxing. I like that it's a roguelike type of game, and losing actually just makes the game easier. I like it far more than Overcooked, and I recommend you give it a try if Overcooked was stressful for you, but you liked the...

31 found this helpful, 2026-07-18

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