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| Computer |
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| Windows Mobile |
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| Tablet PC |
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| Penguin Diner |
| Kamis, 31 Januari 2008 |
 If you played hot dog bush which was brought to us by 2DPlay and you enjoyed it here comes a Penguin serving game from the same publisher.
Penguin Diner may not be an advanced version of the game as I clearly find Bush selling hot dogs to be more fun. Apart from that the concept is kind of different now, as you are not creating the food but just serving it.
Penguin Diner Objective:
In Penguin Diner you play the role of Penny the Penguin, who needs to make some money to get home, corny and not as good as George Bush being kicked out of the white house. The game consists of only three levels and does not contain a speed mode, which I truly enjoyed.
So you have to guide the Diners to their tables, take their order when they are ready, collect the food from the counter and serve them.
The major difference in this game is that you now have upgrades, ice skates that will help Penny move faster, television sets to increase the patience of the customers as well as more comfortable seats that will help increase the tips Penny makes.
You will have a run in with the controls when the game loads, but you just need to use the mouse for everything, its quite simple to get a hang off, I finished the game with ease so I doubt you will have a problem with it.
So its time to start serving the Diners now!
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Label: Penguin Diner, Serving Games |
posted by mbes @ 01.36  |
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