A two-person studio turns monster feeding into a physics problem
One More Plate! launched for Windows on November 10, 2026. Developed by Okawari! and Chromatic Dream, the party game asks players to catch, balance, and throw food toward hungry monsters using objects that were not designed for careful dinner service.
The release follows its Best Gameplay win in the Indie Area at the Thailand Game Awards 2026, which Fix Gaming Channel covered from Bangkok. Players can now take on the full game alone, share a screen with a friend, or use Steam Remote Play Together to play the local multiplayer modes online.
One More Plate! Launch Trailer
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Every serving tool changes the problem
The basic task is easy to read: identify a monster’s order, catch the correct food, keep it under control, and make the throw. The official Steam page lists bowls, ladles, croissants, and swords among the serving tools.
According to the developers, each object has its own weight, friction, shape, and bounce. Switching tools changes the handling, and a clean catch does not guarantee that the food will remain on the plate long enough to reach the customer.
Different serving tools change how food must be balanced and delivered. Image: Okawari! / Chromatic Dream.
A campaign and three ways to compete
The publisher’s launch announcement describes a 20-level Story mode with four boss areas, playable solo or in two-player co-op. Stages take the monster-feeding setup beyond the kitchen, while Steam lists leaderboards for players who want to compare results.
The campaign moves beyond the kitchen into stages with new hazards and movement patterns. Image: Okawari! / Chromatic Dream.
There are also three competitive modes. Versus runs across three randomly selected levels; Baseball asks players to keep a streak going before three strikes end the round; and Basketball is a 90-second one-on-one contest using the player’s chosen plate.
From Kyoto to Bangkok
In its November 4 award update, Okawari! described itself as a two-person team based in Kyoto, with one member from China and one from France. The team calls One More Plate! its debut game. Steam credits Tiny Dragon and Gamersky Games as publishers.
The full version is available through Steam. Our Indie Spotlight collects more small-team releases, developer stories, and interviews.
One More Plate!
Release: November 10, 2026
Genre: Action, Casual, Indie; physics-based party game
Developers / Publishers: Okawari!, Chromatic Dream / Tiny Dragon, Gamersky Games
Platforms: Windows — Steam
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Written by Robelle Veligano, Writer at Fix Gaming Channel.
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