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» Game Description
Cathy's Caribbean Club
Cathy is spending her holidays on a cruise in the Caribbean. By a twist of fate she gets left behind and ends up serving smoothies in a club in one of the Caribbean's most exclusive beaches. Play fifty different levels and watch Cathy's story unfold in the Adventure mode, play at your own pace in Relaxed Mode, or take your chances in the random Crazy Mode, which will give you a different experience every time you try it! The choice is yours with Cathy's Caribbean Club!
» Game Screenshots
» Game Features
- Serve Customers All Over The World!
- 3 Cool Game Modes!
- 30 Uniquely Wacky Customers!
- Upgrade Your Club!
» Game Reviews
- “I really like this game, its relaxing. The customers aren't as picky as they are in some simuliar games. Also I like the fact that you earn stars to buy your own upgrades, gives you more control on what you get first and adds a bit of a challenge to getting all those upgrades. I will hopefully be able to get this game soon. :)” – fiamewever
- “First a Bar, then a Saloon, and now a Club? Whats next!?!?!? This is by far the best one yet! The gameplay is very intertaining, making sure you barley experience the same thing agian. There are like a million charcters that come to your club, which helps add varity. Upgrades have been introduced to the series, which is what really makes the game worth playing. They acually ARE usefull, making you feel good when you finally purchase an upgrade you've been saving up (most games like this end up failing at making upgrades worth your consern) Overall, this is the best resturant game I've ever played and you should try it!!!! 10 out of 10 :-)” – clk89
» System Requirements
- OS: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me
- Memory: 256 MB
- CPU: P3 800
- Video: 16MB Video Card
- Direct: 7.0 or later
Download Cathy's Caribbean Club (17.42 MB)
» Extra Info
Developer: Mystery Studio
Release Date: 2007-04-08
Tags: action, adventure, arcade, puzzle, sim, time management
Did you know that…
Caribbean takes its name from that of the Carib, an ethnic group present in the Lesser Antilles and parts of adjacent South America at the time of European contact. In the English-speaking Caribbean, someone from the Caribbean is usually referred to as a "West Indian," although the phrase "Caribbean person" is sometimes used.
Misspellings: cathyscaribbeanclub cathys catty katty carribean caribean
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