As the levels progressed the line to eat got longer and the patience level of diners was diminished. The level of diners’ satisfaction was indicated by small red hearts and if there were no hearts I had to speed up or my tip would reflect. When Chef Squidward was through with their entrees he placed the corresponding number on the kitchen counter.ĭiners finished and the table needed to be cleared before the next party was seated, and I received a tip based on the speed of service I provided. The diners put their menus down when they were ready to order and were given a table number. The pace started out slow and easy and word bubbles walked me through the swiping and tapping motion to get customers seated and served. The premise of the game is pretty easy to follow: Seat customers, take orders, serve food, and clean up, all done in a timely manner. I had played other diner dash- style games before and I really hadn’t enjoyed them, so to add that annoying yellow sea creature to the mix sounded like borderline torture. So I was more than a little hesitant when I opened SpongeBob Diner Dash. Unsurprisingly, my children happen to think the show is hilarious and do a pretty good impression of his laugh. He’s been around since I was younger and his voice has always made me want to stuff my ears with socks. There are certain shows that I like to avoid watching based solely on the effect that their characters have on my sanity – Spongebob Squarepants is firmly planted in my Top Ten list. – “Extras” bought with tips take a lot of coins – The repetition of game play can get tedious and boring

– Appearances from the show’s popular characters

Younger children will need help at first but will quickly learn how to play.

SpongeBob and his friends give new meaning to the term “dine and dash” in this wacky and fast-paced game!

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