Throughout the levels you get a few upgrade chances, and you can pick what you want to upgrade first: counter (usually brings a drink station), tables (new look and sometimes more seating), decorations (a painting, a jukebox, pool chairs, etc.). It's not as customizable as Diner Dash 2, but it's not all complete automatic like in Diner Dash. Restaurant upgrades are a bit different from before. Some of the features from Diner Dash 2 are also carried on: the phone to call for help, the mop to clean up messes from the families, the cell phone addicts, joggers and bookworms. Unfortunately, Flo's suitcase and its contents are lost, and the only way they have to raise some money for new clothes and to get their vacation back on track is to - you got it - run the restaurant on the cruise ship.Īll of the little things that made Diner Dash so popular are here: endless shift, story mode, the variety of customers, the color matching, the extra tools (snacks, drinks, desserts) and upgrades. This time around, Flo and her friend Darla decide to go on a dream vacation cruise. Finally, I found the time to play through it and I am happy to report that Flo's third adventure has quite a few new tricks up its sleeve. By deactivated-5d2c0ad15281e | Review Date: MaI've been very fond of Flo since the first Diner Dash, and I had to postpone trying out Flo on the Go for quite a while due to my review queue.

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