
Overhatched
A chaotic 1–4 player co-op dinosaur management game where you hatch, raise, and ship dinosaurs through increasingly hectic facilities. Order supplies, manage physical inventory, grow food, and try not to run over your friends with the forklift.
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Raise dinosaurs. Fulfill orders. Survive your coworkers.
Overhatched is a chaotic 1–4 player local & online co-op management party game where you and your team hatch, raise, and sell dinosaurs from increasingly ridiculous production facilities.
Think fast, work together, and try not to destroy your operation in the process.
Every facility becomes a frantic balancing act of physical inventory management, fishing, farming, feeding, logistics, and teamwork gone horribly wrong.
One missed task can send the whole operation spiraling.
HATCH. RAISE. SELL.
Build your dinosaur business from the ground up.
Order supplies, hatch eggs, raise dinosaurs to maturity, fulfill customer orders, and load completed shipments onto the truck before time runs out.
But raising dinosaurs isn't easy.
Different species require entirely different production chains:
🦕 Herbivores need crops you must grow and maintain.
🦖 Carnivores require livestock breeding and meat processing.
🐟 Piscivores demand freshly caught fish that must be cleaned and prepared.
Every dinosaur is another logistical problem waiting to happen.
MANAGE YOUR FACILITY
Each level is a fully operational dinosaur facility located in unique environments ranging from farmers markets to crowded city warehouses to remote island operations.
Use your facility's:
- Supply ordering computer
- Receiving docks
- Shipping bays
- Forklifts
- Crop plots
- Fishing docks
- Incubators
- Nurserys
- Livestock pens
- Processing stations
Everything arrives on large pallets, forcing you to manage valuable floor space while keeping supplies accessible and production flowing.
Or... you know... pile everything in the middle and regret it later.