Order Up!! allows players to experience the dizzying life of a top-notch Chef and restaurateur as they prepare all manner of exotic food, serve hordes of demanding patrons, and build their own restaurant empire from the ground up!
As the game is also MOVE compatible, you can have hours of fun, flipping those burgers, shaking the fries, folding your burritos and lot’s more.
Order Up! was first released on the Wii in North America and Europe during the 4th Quarter of 2008 to impressive levels of critical acclaim.
With a critical meta-score of 76%, including a healthy number of reviews scoring 80% or higher, Order Up! easily ranks as the highest-rated cooking game across all platforms. Rated in the top 7% of all games reviewed by ONM. Its closest competitor on the Wii lags behind by more than 13%, and the heavily marketed genre sales leader, Cooking Mama, routinely checks in anywhere between 60% and 68%.
Order Up! even proved successful with the hardcore games media (unprecedented for a cooking/casual game) by receiving an 8.0 from Game Informer magazine and an 85% from GamePro!
Originally released for the Nintendo Wii, Order Up!! took advantage of the unique motion controller to simulate genuine (simplified) cooking actions. This same approach to the design of the core play mechanics is now re-tooled to take specific advantage of the PS3′s MOVE controller. Each culinary tool and motion is tuned to be familiar and similar to its real-world counterpart, continuing to offer the intuitive and engaging experience that Order Up!! is known for.
The characters and tone of Order Up! are presented in a light-hearted and comical style, designed to appeal to all types of players – ranging from children to adults, and from males to females. Whimsical humor offers a counterpoint to the manic table-juggling gameplay and helps players to feel comfortable and entertained throughout the game.
As players rise through the ranks of the culinary world, from fast-food to world-class restaurants, their array of recipes can grow larger and their arsenals of culinary equipment can improve in quality. Along the way they face demanding patrons, discriminating food critics, and a showdown against other culinary masters in the game’s final competition.
| Platform | PlayStation 3 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Funbox Media |
| Release Date | 27 Jan 2012 |
| Age Rating | Age 3+ |
| Genre | Action/Adventure |
| Exclude from Zip Payments | No |
| Excluded from PayPal | No |
