Bunny Garden 2 Devs Chop Chop Together Brings Brawling to Gamescom

Chop Chop Together will be at Gamescom 2026, August 26–30, in Hall 10.2 at booths F042 and E059. Developer Dango Dynamics and Chinese publisher Phoenix Games confirmed the 1–4 player chaotic co-op party game is bringing a full demo to Cologne. The Steam store page is already live.

Dango Dynamics is hyping the booth with the line "we're going to blow up Gamescom"—which, for a workplace-disaster sandbox, is about half serious. The playable stages include fishing boats, warehouses, medieval blacksmith shops, and a zero-gravity kitchen; each one is a physics sandbox built to break. The "correct" tool is usually the nearest thing you can throw, drop, or swing at the problem.

The demo runs two modes: co-op and the "Employee of the Month" competitive mode. That means the same crew that just grilled fish together can turn around and shove each other out of the way for the next title.

Four things are playable in the Gamescom demo: fishing, brick hauling, the Employee of the Month scramble, and decorating a small cabin—roughly the full sandbox loop in miniature. If you are attending the show in Cologne, head to Hall 10.2, booths F042 and E059. For players in China waiting for updates, the official 工友 QQ group is 1107020513.

The Steam page warning—"Friendly reminder: this game may cause real-life fights; please sign a waiver in advance"—works because the genre has spent years proving it's true. Overcooked made a kitchen feel like a pressure cooker; Moving Out turned moving house into a demolition site. Chop Chop Together applies the same physics-heavy chaos to job after job. The mode that actually changes the math is Employee of the Month: co-op gets you through the level, but sabotaging your co-workers is where the replay value lives.

If you are already planning to be in Cologne, Hall 10.2 F042/E059 is the booth to hit. Party games that mix brick hauling, blacksmithing, fishing, and zero-gravity cooking in one map are still uncommon enough to stand out—and the Steam page is live now for everyone else.