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Team17, the developers behind the popular Overcooked! franchise has released the patch notes for online update 1 coming to Overcooked! All You Can Eat today, March 2. The patch includes improvements to online matchmaking, bug fixes, and a bit more. The update is going live across all consoles and PC. Enjoy an easier experience playing as a chef with friends online after this update!
To learn more, check out the patch notes for online update 1 coming to Overcooked! All You Can Eat below.
Overcooked! All You Can Eat Online Update 1 Patch Notes for March 2
General
- Fixed a crash occurring when entering the Overcooked 1 Intro Apocalypse in a 4-player online session.
- Fix for empty slot names appearing as Slot 1, even in spaces Slot 2 & 3 for clients in an online session.
- Various minor bug fixes and improvements.
Stability
- Fixed an issue where some players were unable to join an online game as the fourth player when their T17 ID was over a certain character limit.
- Fixes for players receiving multiple errors when accessing Arcade areas of the game.
- Fixed an issue where the player is left in a blank lobby if they choose to retry matchmaking after all clients leave an arcade lobby if they had selected a theme beforehand.
- Fixed an issue where the last remaining player in an online campaign session was left with a single chef – players are now given a second chef to continue playing on.
- Fixed an issue where the player was left in an empty arcade lobby if all clients left when matchmaking was completed.
Xbox 1/Xbox Consoles
- Fix for platform invites sometimes not sending.
- Fix for an occasional crash on the world map when traveling to Overcooked 1 Level 4-1
- Fix for a crash when accepting an invite on the save slot selection screen when entering the campaign.
- Fixed users not being able to accept invites from a suspended state.
- Fixed the T17 Friends list becoming Empty due to a Username Change.
PS4/PS5 Consoles
- Fixed an issue where the use of Versus mode would not transition both players into a lobby together.
- Fixed an issue where a network disconnection would cause a soft lock on the “Change T17 ID Screen”
- Fixed an issue where players can experience consistent lag with online play when playing on PS4.
Overcooked! All You Can Eat is now available to play on PS4, PS5,
