Concerns over difficulty

[Gorilla Warfare]

After watching the gameplay at E3, I have a few concerns over the game being on the easy side. Certainly easier than overcooked 1. I noticed the people playing the game there were playing horrible inefficiently, not really working together at all and still getting to, or close to, 3 stars.

For us veterans of the first game, what can we expect in terms of challenge throughout the game?

[Lauren_Team17]

Hey!

The kitchens will get more difficult as you progress through the game. The gameplay shown at E3 are the very early kitchens, so you can expect some trickier ones to be in there too!

We've also added brand new dynamic kitchens and trickier recipes - so you should find some challenges within Overcooked! 2

[Bowi]

Originally posted by Lauren_Team17:

Hey!

The kitchens will get more difficult as you progress through the game. The gameplay shown at E3 are the very early kitchens, so you can expect some trickier ones to be in there too!

We've also added brand new dynamic kitchens and trickier recipes - so you should find some challenges within Overcooked! 2

On the other side, will Overcooked 2 feature difficulty settings?

I bought Overcooked on PC and Switch and I find it difficult to play with my sister and brother-in-law. Both are not "gamers" like me. While my brother-in-law is "OK", my sister is just awful.

Also, will you improve "aiming" and FPS on Switch? Controls are good with a proper controller, but it's a little bit harder with the Joy-Con_s.

Thanks!

[Jin Tannis]

This game is an unforgiving Slayer mosh pit disguised as Peanuts.. Not too much coding involved with timer extensions, guys. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a challenge, but some levels REQUIRE 4 functioning adults. My kids love it, but short attention spans demand a slider. C'mon devs.. FAMILY GAME