» Game Description

Diner Dash

This action-puzzler serves up a build-your-restaurant-empire theme and FUN is the special of the day! Serve your way from a two-table diner to the top of the restaurant ladder, starting with a run-of-the-mill greasy spoon. Work your way up to the top and earn your dream restaurant. With more than 40 levels, a variety of customers, and two modes of play, you'll feast on pure fun the whole way through. Order up! Try this popular puzzler today!

» Game Screenshots

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» Game Features

• Make it through four remodels.
• Two gameplay modes.
• Five different kinds of customers.

» Game Reviews

• “My grandchildren and I both enjoy this game, you can play several options, such as career mode, endless shift in various difficulties which will keep all ages and skill levels entertained. We have challenges against each other. The graphics are not really realistic, but are well drawn and colorful. Kids love to watch diners eat various plates of food. Music is catchy, and is not overpowering to game play. No matter what age it is easy to learn and play, and has good replay value. I downloaded the demo version, then just had to puchase the full game, it was so popular in my home. Give it a try. True it is a simple game premise, but does every game have to be a mental challenge and complicated? Somtimes games are just fun to play.” – ufollome
• “It is a very nice game indeed.It is not to hard and not too easy in higher levels if you know the tactics.The last restaurant(lvl 10) took me about 25minutes to beat.Overall,this game is very nice.” – SilenceKilla
• “It's simple, fast and really creative. I loved to play and the most amazing - I keep playing over and over. You will never get tired, it worth to buy.” – danicast

» System Requirements

• OS: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista
• Memory: 128
• DirectX: 6.0
• HDD: 16

» Extra Info

Release Date: 2005-01-01
Tags: action, arcade, online, puzzle, time management

Did you know that…
Diners developed from mobile catering wagons. Like the catering wagon, a diner allowed one to set up a food service business quickly using preassembled equipment. The first manufactured dining wagons with seating appeared in the late 19th century. After World War II, as the economy returned to civilian production and the suburbs boomed, diners were an attractive self-employment opportunity. During this period diners spread beyond their original market to the Midwest.

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