- Steam pricePrice
- $19.90
- Release
- November 7, 2025
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How co-op works
Up to four online rat chefs tackle roguelike restaurant shifts, preparing dishes, serving or throwing food, cleaning tables, and dealing with unruly fantasy guests and bosses. Every run introduces new dishes and twists, so roles must adapt under time pressure.
About this game
Restaurats puts you and your team in charge of a rat-run medieval restaurant serving a rowdy cast of fantasy diners. You will cook dishes, hurl plates at impatient orcs, wipe tables between skeleton customers, and juggle the demands of a kitchen on the edge of disaster. The game is built for true co-op, where every player shares the workload and the chaos.
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The core loop revolves around preparing ingredients, cooking meals, and getting food to guests before they lose patience. Coordination is everything because each task competes for attention and the clock never stops. Working together under pressure turns simple orders into frantic scrambles, and success depends on clear roles and quick calls.
Restaurats supports online co-op, letting you and your friends shout instructions across voice chat as orders pile up. Sessions demand constant communication and tight teamwork, making every shift feel like a test of how well your group can adapt when the kitchen burns and the vampires start complaining.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can run the restaurant together?
The game supports online co-op multiplayer. You'll be working with your team to manage the kitchen and serve guests together.
Do we need voice chat to play this effectively?
While not strictly required, Restaurats is built around constant communication and split-second coordination under pressure. Voice chat will make it much easier to call out orders, delegate tasks, and react when things go wrong in the kitchen.
Can I play this solo or is it co-op only?
The game supports both single-player and co-op modes. You can run the restaurant alone, but the design clearly leans into chaotic team coordination, so it's most enjoyable with friends sharing the workload.
What exactly do you do in the restaurant?
You prepare ingredients, cook meals, throw plates at guests (yes, really), clear tables, and manage orders from fantasy customers like orcs and vampires. Every task competes for your attention, so you're constantly juggling priorities to keep the restaurant running before guests lose patience.



























