One More Plate!
- Steam pricePrice
Unknown until release
- Players
- 2
- Release
- November 10, 2026Upcoming
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two-player local co-op campaign tasks teams with catching, balancing, and flinging food using physics-based plates where every item obeys momentum and gravity but rarely your intentions.
About this game
One More Plate! throws you into a physics-based kitchen where your job is to serve food to demanding Glutton Monsters using the least practical dishes imaginable. Every plate, tray, and serving implement behaves according to realistic physics, turning simple food delivery into a balancing act where momentum, gravity, and your partner's sudden movements conspire against success. The Shape Buddies you're trying to feed won't wait forever, and failure means you might end up on the menu instead.
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Gameplay revolves around communication and spatial coordination as you catch ingredients, stack them precariously on wobbly surfaces, and fling completed orders toward hungry customers. The physics simulation means nothing stays still: plates tilt, food slides, and one mistimed movement sends your carefully balanced tower crashing. Local co-op and Steam Remote Play Together support let two players share the chaos on one PC, demanding constant callouts and split-second adjustments.
Each session introduces new plate types and monster customers with unique demands, building replay value through unpredictable physics interactions and the comedic disasters that follow. Whether you're mastering timing on the couch or coordinating over voice chat remotely, the game rewards teams who can adapt to absurd tools and escalating orders without losing their cool.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play One More Plate! with a friend online?
Yes, through Steam Remote Play Together. One player owns and runs the game, then invites a friend to join remotely. You can also play local co-op on the same PC using shared/split screen.
How important is communication in co-op?
Extremely important. The physics-based gameplay means you need constant callouts about what you're doing-whether you're catching ingredients, tilting a plate, or flinging an order. One unexpected movement from your partner can send everything crashing, so coordinating timing and movements is essential.
Does the game support solo play, or is it co-op only?
One More Plate! supports both single-player and 2-player co-op. You can tackle the physics chaos alone or team up locally or via Steam Remote Play Together.
What makes the plates 'absurd' in this game?
The game uses intentionally impractical serving tools that obey realistic physics-wobbly trays, awkward shapes, and unstable surfaces that tilt and shift as you move. These absurd plates turn simple food delivery into a balancing challenge where gravity and momentum constantly work against you.
Is there PvP, or is it purely cooperative?
The game is primarily cooperative, with players working together to feed Glutton Monsters. It does include PvP modes as a separate option, but the main focus is on co-op teamwork and coordination.