After a set number of customers have gotten angry and left, the game is up and you’ve got your score for solace. This is basically a survival mode where you’re tasked with lasting as long as possible. Once you’ve finished that, you have Endless Shift to play around with. You’ll get a star if you get an expert score, and overall it’s a pretty standard setup for this kind of game. If you beat it, you’ll be rewarded with upgrades or a new set of duds for Flo. Each locale has ten levels for you to complete which you must finish in order. You’ve got cruise ship, train, submarine, blimp, and finally outer space. Here you’ll partake in challenges in five different themed locations. It was nifty enough the first time, but seriously, someone needs to handcuff that suitcase to the girl’s hand! This proceeds to happen at every one of the five locales you visit in the game. The captain offers them free passage and some cash if they run the kitchen, so Flo quickly agrees so that she can rebuild her wardrobe. They’re all set to board a cruise ship when the staff quits and Flo loses her luggage over the side of the boat. Flo and her gal pal are getting ready to take a vacation from the restaurant business. I know the subtitle of the game was poorly chosen.

I was fully expecting that when the time came for me to play a ZOO game, I would be experiencing one of the worst games of the year.īut this is Diner Dash! There’s no way they could screw it up! They’ve published some truly bad games and only the rare gem has managed to sneak by.

I’ve spent hours and hours on games like Peggle and Desktop Tower Defense, so I was hoping that Diner Dash would be another great addition to that list.įor those of you who don’t know, ZOO kind of has a bit of a nefarious reputation with us. It mostly has to deal with the fact that I don’t really get into too many casual games, though I do have some fun with them when I do. Oddly enough, I had never played a Diner Dash game before this showed up in the mail.

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