Picture Credit: Team17
Netflix is about to get a lot more chaotic in the kitchen. We can confirm that the definitive edition of the hit cooking simulation, Overcooked! All You Can Eat, is officially coming to Netflix Games on March 5th, 2026.
Developed by Ghost Town Games and published by Team17, the Overcooked! franchise has long been the gold standard for “couch co-op” (and the occasional friendship-ending argument).
The release should come as no surprise to those following Netflix’s recent moves. As you may know, the streamer is also actively developing a reality series based on the game with A24. Announced late last year, the series will see contestants compete in scenarios that mimic the game’s frantic nature. It is currently unclear if casting is already underway.
What is Overcooked! All You Can Eat?
For the uninitiated, All You Can Eat is the “ultimate” version of the franchise. It includes every level from both Overcooked! and Overcooked! 2, fully remastered.
The game tasks 1 to 4 players with preparing, cooking, and serving up a variety of tasty orders before the baying customers storm out in a huff. The catch? The kitchens are located in increasingly absurd locations—from moving trucks and icy rivers to the depths of outer space and even the “Upside Down.”
The game is launching via Netflix’s Cloud streaming platform, which, at the time of publication, is still only available in select countries and on supported devices.
Per the official help page, Netflix says these cloud experiences are currently “available in the US, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, Mexico, France, Italy, Poland, Netherlands, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Ireland, Finland, Germany, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.”
This means you won’t be downloading it to your mobile device like much of Netflix’s game lineup. Instead, you’ll stream it directly through the Netflix app on supported Smart TVs or in a web browser.
Netflix’s Cloud lineup began with a handful of arcade titles, including Oxenfree, but expanded in late 2025 with party games, including Boggle, Pictionary, and Tetris. A Knives Out tie-in was also added over the Christmas period.
Exclusive Netflix Skins: KPop Demon Hunters & Stranger Things
To celebrate the launch, Netflix is dipping into its own IP vault to provide some exclusive digital “flavors” for your chefs. At launch, players will be able to equip exclusive skins based on two of Netflix’s biggest properties:
- Stranger Things: You’ll be able to cook through the chaos dressed in skins inspired by the Hawkins crew, with Dustin featured in the available artwork released so far.
- KPop Demon Hunters: Fresh off the buzz of the Mamba: K-Pop Demon Hunters movie, you’ll be able to dress your chefs as high-fashion, demon-slaying idols, with Ruimy currently showcased as a playable skin.
We have reached out to Netflix for additional details and will follow up if we receive more information.
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