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When it already seems that Flo had it all made throughout her Diner Dash experiences, the Cooking Dash game presents her with an all new problem once again as she loses her friend and chef partner, Cookie. And I guess it’s time to test Flo’s mettle once again as she takes you into a whole new adventure in this time management installment coming from PlayFirst.
The story of the game starts as Cookie got recruited to be a star in the hit reality TV show, Super Chef. And since Flo owes Cookie some much needed vacation from the diner, she then let him take on the journey to his newfound career. But unfortunately, the vacation took him longer than expected, and Flo and her Grandma was left all alone to fend for themselves against many of the diner’s hungry patrons.
Just like all Dash games, your purpose in this game is to serve customers fast and efficient to keep them leaving tips on the table. Earn combos from chaining same commands together, and get more of those points as well when you seat customers according to their color code. Sounds like your typical time management game, right? Well, yes, but in terms of the Diner Dash series, this game brings a pleasant surprise of its own.
You see, in Cooking Dash, not only will you have to serve customers and be done with it, but you have to prepare their food as well, with Grandma at your side helping you in making sandwiches. This means double trouble to your clicking and management skills, but it certainly brings a whole new level of fun to the genre as well. And with the frantic gameplay associated with these Dash games, you’ll find yourself occasionally burning food and wasting many of them as well, while you try to make ends meet and keep your diner up and running.
And when you already thought that Flo can’t get enough running around in her own little diner, it seems that she still has all the time in the world to help her friends as well. Just like her little trip to Darla’s café after Darla got invited to take part in Cookie’s show as well. But this means that you’ll have to start from scratch on your purchased upgrades though, meaning you won’t have Flo’s superhuman serving abilities on the next level, until of course, you train her up again.
Overall, Cooking Dash is really one pleasant and fun game to play within the tradition of all the Dash games. Even though it sounds like this is a much harder installment to play, in actuality, the difficulty curve is still as smooth as those time management games we’ve played in the past. And coupled with a nice new storyline, it’s great to see this casual gaming icon once again reliving PlayFirst’s glittering past.
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