What this does is shift Diner Dash from being a “can’t-put-it-down-just-one-more-try” addiction to a more measured, “play-it-a-bit-every-day” sort of relationship. Unfortunately, you can only store three attempts at a time and there’s a half-hour refresh timer on them. It’s not as if the levels are unbeatable without investing those precious limited dollars in these enhancements, but some of them may take multiple tries to do so. Or how about a vacuuming attachment to the bus tub that sucks the dirty dishes out of her hands from across the room? Or what about a coffee maker that lets you dispense multiple cups without downtime in-between? Did you guess yet that all of these are available using premium currency? Or rather, new gadgets in the form of a Roomba-esque robot who can take over for Flo when it comes to mopping up spills. Well, as Diner Dash expands into the free-to-play realm, the restaurant staff sort-of bring in some new people.
You really have to wonder why this place doesn’t hire at least a busboy, right? This leaves her sprinting about madly to take orders, make coffee, clean up dirty tables, and more, all before customers lose their patience and leave. Unfortunately, as Flo is only one person with two hands, she can only do so much at a time. Players are in charge of Flo, a good-natured (but doubtlessly exhausted) waitress whose job is to seat, serve, and generally keep happy all of the customers of her restaurant - many of whom have specific quirks and needs. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone these days who isn’t at least passingly familiar with the basic concept of Diner Dash. How well do Flo and the crew make the transition to freemium? Well, let’s take a look, shall we?
And, for the first time ever, the series has embraced the free-to-play model. It’s been about four years since the last entry in the series - Diner Dash 5: BOOM! - and PlayFirst has revamped the venerable workhorse into a mash-up of classic and all-new styles.
Almost a decade after its launch, the classic time management franchise Diner Dash has returned once again to cause stress headaches in a whole new generation of mobile gamers.
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