Cooking Dash - DinerTown Studios is another enjoyable time-management game from the Cooking Dash series. In this one, you work as a waitress in a Film Studio, so you need to serve the customers all they request as fast as possible to keep them happy and get higher tips. Your tasks will include seating customers, taking their orders, serving them what they ordered, cashing them out, and cleaning dishes. Some menus require some cooking first, so you need to cook them in the corresponding appliance. What is more, some orders may include more than one item.
The game includes two modes: Story and Endless Shift. In Story mode you will have a money goal per level and you advance progressively, getting upgrades after each level. On the contrary, in Endless shift, you work without rest and you need to perform the upgrades manually, when you consider they are necessary. This mode offers three difficulty levels to choose from. Fortunately, this new installment offers better graphics than its predecessors, but they are still simple. Sounds are simple, too while the music is suitable, but repetitive.
To sum up, Cooking Dash - DinerTown Studios offers a few improvements from its predecessors, but it doesn't include anything original or outstanding. I think you should try it and see if it works for you.
Model casual game. Easy to play and challenging at the same time, it doesn't patronize gamers and it's addictive!
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