One More Plate! launches on Steam with two-player co-op and a free demo

One More Plate! launched on November 10 with a simple job that gets messy fast. Catch the food, keep it balanced and throw it at the monster before it puts you on the menu. The 20-level campaign builds its puzzles around physics and plates that make each catch a little harder than it looks.

You can play the campaign solo or share a screen for two-player co-op or versus play. Steam Remote Play Together lets you invite a friend into the local session from another PC. The free demo is on the Steam page, and the U.S. store lists the full game at US$4.94 through November 24.

Each serving tool has its own weight, friction and bounce, from ladles to oversized swords. Monsters request specific food, so balancing the wrong order will not save the run. Progress unlocks additional plates and cosmetics. The Steam listing currently includes neither Spanish nor Portuguese. Remote Play Together streams the local multiplayer session; it should not be confused with a separate online matchmaking mode.