Supercooked!

Join the quest to become master chefs!

Cook your way to the top by beating eight exciting stages alone or with up to three friends in this action-packed new title for your SNES inspired by Ghost Town Games' Overcooked!

What's this all about?

This game is a weekend project by three enthusiasts: We loved the SNES growing up, now we celebrate our nostalgia by creating new games for it in our spare time.
Sadly, there weren't any SNES game jams this year, so we took matters into our own hands and had a little #SnesDevParty in the rural Eifel uplands in western Germany instead.
Of course, a proper SNES title needs to be on physical cartridges, so we set up a micro-production-run of 16 handcrafted copies, too.
But don't worry if you didn't get one - just download the digital version right here, completely for free.
We sincerely hope that you'll have as much fun playing this little game as we had creating it!

How do I play?

Download the ROM image and load it into an SNES emulator of your choice or put it on a SNES flashcart to play on real hardware.
For multiplayer mode, plug a Multitap with up to three joypads into joypad port 2 of your SNES.

You and up to three additional friends are aspiring apprentices trying to climb the mountain of cooking excellence.
To succeed, you must prove your chops in eight kitchen stages: The better you perform, the more stars you get - which are in turn required to open the star gates and expand the world map.

And how does cooking actually work?

Easy as pie!
Incoming orders are displayed on top of the screen along with preparation instructions:
Grab the required ingredients from their respective container, prepare them as required, put them on a plate and serve them to the service hatch to complete the order.
The faster an order is completed, the more points you score.
If you mess up or let the food overcook, your only option is to throw the sorry remains into the trash and start all over again.
But watch out: for every order not delivered in time, one of your five lives is taken away. If no more lives are left, you've failed the stage and have to try again.
And don't forget to do the dishes, too!

A stage is completed once the timer reaches 0.

Star rating

A maximum of three stars are awarded per stage, one for each of the following achievements:

• Completing the stage
• Not losing a life/not missing an order
• Reaching the gold score target

Order recipes

• Salad: chop a tomato and a lettuce on a cutting board, then put both on a plate and serve
• Sandwich: put flour on a plate, put that into the oven. Once baked, take it out, add some cheese and serve
• Steak: put a tomato in a pot on a stove, do the same with a piece of meat. Once cooked, combine the content of both pots on a plate and serve
• Pasta: put a tomato in a pot on a stove, do the same with a pack of flour. Once cooked, combine the content of both pots on a plate and serve
• Fries: chop a raw potato on a cutting board, then put that on a plate and into the oven. Once baked, take it out and serve
• Burger: Put flour on a plate and let it bake in the oven. Once done, add chopped lettuce and cooked meat, ready to serve
• Pizza: Cook tomato in a pot, put it on a plate, add flour and cheese, then finally let it bake in the oven and serve
• Roast: Chop a raw potato and a tomato, put both on a plate and add meat. Finally, let it bake in the oven, ready to serve

Scoring hints

1. The key to better scores is parallelization of tasks
2. No matter how well you perform alone, the highest scores are only attainable in multiplayer mode

Technical information

• 4Mbit cartridge with save slot (SRAM or FlashROM)
• Video System/Target Region: NTSC/Japan
• Contributors: @bennysnesdev, @ChronoMoogle, @Goldlocke
• Tools used: WLA-DX, LZ4, Visual Studio Code, Audacity, MilkyTracker, GIMP, Blender, Tiled, gracon, make
• Successfully tested on: SFC 1/1/1, SFC 2/1/3, SNES PAL 2/1/3, SNES 1Chip, Analogue Super NT, BSNES