r/PlateUp

I'm tired of the vanilla decor, there are some serious aesthetic gaps. I feel like creating new wallpaper/flooring wouldn't be all that hard, just a png of a pattern injected into the game somehow. It's that last part that I need help on. Anyone feel like pointing me in the right direction/walking me through it? I plan on uploading these to the Workshop for everyone else so if you have a request feel free to drop it here as well!

edit: Bonus side quest - I want to change the color of counters, appliances, hatch, etc. Like to fully customize the look. I'm sure that involves editing more base-level files. Actual appliances are lowest on that list but to be able to change counters would be fantastic.

Play to day 3 in under 5 minutes? Get one item from a basic pool. Play to day 8 in half an hour? Get one item from an expanded pool. Makes sense.

Play to overtime day 1? Get one item, definitely won't be a life. Play to day 25/35/45/100? Spend 10/15/25 hours? Get one item from the same pool as day 16.

There are certain items (looking at you mop and spare lives) that are really helpful for certain runs (reincarnation, expanded messes). Getting those items through organic play is very unlikely late game--we have mastered the basics of the meals and don't lose many runs before day 16, let alone before day 8. So then we have to intentionally lose earlier if we want items from those pools, which isn't fun.

A 10 hour run deserves more reward than a 1 hour run, a run to day 45 is way harder than a run to day 30, which is way harder than a run to day 15. Rebalance the rewards to recognize the effort that gameplay past day 16 takes by increasing the loot (could add items from the previous pools in addition, could add more loot, could add guaranteed life, but definitely more loot).

Is there anymore information on a release date havent heard anythung in awile

Can you already cross play between Steam and ps5?

I did my first solo run with coffee and a decent kitchen layout. Almost failed it, but did everything with no automation. I struggle with plated recipes that I cant keep up.

Research paths? I discovered the different tables and other things to upgrade, only a handful though.

Do counters work with tables on an open wall? Example, I can place and remove plates and they auto serve to the table.

I auto prepped coffee to help my run out. I had 3 tables, milk, cupcakes, iced coffee, had the milk and cupcake stand outside with coffee machines and iced coffee in the kitchen near the door and open wall. I noticed compared to plate runs where you run into not being fast enough, coffee runs the floor gets really messy and slows you down. I had a waxing machine towards the end that helped a lot. Compared to Overcooked, I find this game more enjoyable. Overcooked feels more like a puzzle.

I'm playing solo and Pie's seemed easiest to automate for me and I decided to play with pies until I unlock breakfast (Im bored of pies and breakfast seems easy to automate and fun in general).

Okay so my question is in Pies should I pickthe cards that add new recipes (pumpkin, vegetable, muchroom pies not the starters) or like rush hours, customers coming after closing time, customers making more messes etc.? I have tried both and I cant decide.

On my last run I didnt unlock anything besides meat pie and it was pretty easy at first but the day I lost there was 31 groups coming with me having 6 tables😭

Hi all, I'm hoping for someone to play plateup with. All my friends dont find the game appealing and dont play it. I love the thought of being able to do loads of dishes at once, not just one or two types of food solo, but i struggle on my own. Of anyone would be down, my discord is freddie0665 :)

(Mods idk if discord username counts as personal information. Im assuming just a username doesnt but if it is my bad)