These changes keep the gameplay fresh and the difficulty constantly increasing - but more on that later. Just when you think you've mastered serving and cleaning, a new facet is added, like cleaning up spills from families. This is a solid formula that has been imitated but not duplicated, and shouldn't have been tampered with.Īt its heart, it's a challenge of multitasking. The core gameplay is the same as in the first title - but that's not a complaint. As customers enter your restaurant you'll need to take orders, serve food, fetch high chairs and bus tables, all fast enough to keep the customers happy. You play Flo, the former exec that's left the boardroom for the dining room. This is the second iteration of the best selling casual game, but the formula remains the same. What's turned me into the best table of the night, every night? The culprit is more than a few hours of PlayFirst's Diner Dash 2, which has taught me just how hard food service industry folks are working for their money. Lately, there's not a waitress alive who wouldn't love to have me as a customer: I'm the guy who's polite, never asks for a substitution, and tips 35 percent. Four additional patrons join the existing roster of customers that will frequent the eatery including gabbing cell-phone addicts and families with screaming children. As in the original release, gamers can upgrade their restaurant with over 130 items including coffee, a mariachi band, and high chairs. Players must get Flo through many levels at five themed restaurants while waiting tables, cleaning spills, and offering dessert. His plans involve demolishing Deb's diner and building a Mega Multiplex Food Plaza. Flo is back in Diner Dash 2: Restaurant Rescue to help her friend Deb defeat the greedy business tycoon Mr.
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