Diner Dash (PC)

Diner Dash is the first in a series of Diner Dash games created by Gamelab and published by PlayFirst. In 2004, it was one of the top selling downloadable games and it has since been made available on the Nintendo DS, PSP, Gameboy Advance and even Iphone which just goes to show how popular the game is. In the game, you take on the role of Flo, a stockbroker who has quit her job in the hope of setting up a successful restaurant empire. When I first played the game, this seemed a rather silly premise but considering the current credit crunch, it doesn't seem such a ridiculous concept anymore. Playing the game is simple. Each level presents you with a ...  Read the complete review

The other day I was sitting online and something bizarre happened: I got bored. I went onto dooyoo, but there were no reviews that I was interested in reading, and I couldn't think of anything to write about myself. I went onto facebook, but I didn't have any new messages and I didn't feel like pointlessly leaving my friends comments. I'd already done clicks on every cashback sites I'm a member of, so I was at a loss as to what to do next. I felt like playing something, but none of the games that I owned were really crying out to me to be played, so I decided to search for some games to play online. I ended up on a site called Playfirst.com, which had a ...  Read the complete review

Your role is that of a waitress who is the only individual working in the restaurant aside from a cleaner who takes the trash and a chef. It is your job to seat new customers, take their order, pass it on to the chef, make their drinks, collect and serve both drinks and food, pass them the bill, receive the money and clean the tables for the new customers. It's a good game if you're playing the trial or the few free levels available online but its certainly not something I'd buy. As the levels continue it does get more difficult as customers are willing to wait around less and you'll have larger parties coming in however what you do doesn't change. You're ...  Read the complete review