There are many more things as well, though this comes at the case of much harder work. More tables to work with, a Podium for you to talk to customers that are waiting, Coffee to temporarily perk up customers, and window dressings such as planter boxes, new paintwork and awnings. It's another layer of strategy that has to be worked out, along with your different customers preferences and patience.Īlong the way of your adventure through the four various Restaurants, you earn items that add further to gameplay.
Continuously do this (you can get multiple colours per table, and multiple colours in groups), and the bonuses really start paying off. By seating same coloured customer at the same coloured seats, you get bonus points. Customers wear different coloured outfits to designate their category. But then there are even more factors that count. The placing of customers is crucial to their happiness, and in turn, your Tips. The sole bookworm will hang around longer than necessary, and is patient, though is annoyed easily by noise. The businesswoman will tip well but abhors mess and tardiness. Or you might get a whole table of cell phone addicts who annoy all other customer types with their constant noise and impatience. You may get a family of 3 or 4, and might need to bring them a highchair. This can include the different customer types. And then there are all the other factors that count. Each action gives you points in the form of Tips, and doing the same action again in a row results in higher tips. Moving quickly from table to table, with Lunch only giving you limited time, you must capitalise on chaining up moves in order to get bonus points. As Flo, you are required to seat customers, take orders, serve meals and more. Flo just can't let that happen, and so again she dons the waitress apron and a smile, and helps her friends out.įor those unfamiliar with Diner Dash, it's at its most basic a test of your multitasking skills.
This time, our eponymous hero Flo has been called to action to help her friends from running out of business, and keep the appropriately titled Mr. Diner Dash 2 is more of a refinement about everything that was right about the original, with some new features and a much nicer art style. A million downloads and a port to cell phones later, and Diner Dash is big business. A title which is easy to learn and yet incredibly hard to master, let alone put down. By Sagacious_Tien | Review Date: JDiner Dash was one of those little addictive games that were a minor download.
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