When things get really hairy, SpongeBob can even enlist the help of his friends to make customers happier.Īs a basic game, SpongeBob Diner Dash Deluxe is perfectly fine. Certain upgrades make customers more patient and agreeable (do said upgrades slip a little “something” into the breadsticks?), while others turn SpongeBob himself into a kind of a bionic super-waiter who can move faster. True to Diner Dash tradition, SpongeBob can use his tips to buy upgrades. Not if you value your yellow spongy hide. If customers are made to wait for too long, they get extremely irritable, leave fewer tips, and might even walk out. SpongeBob must seat customers (preferably at booths that match their outfit colors-Neptune forbid that diners be allowed to clash with their environments), take orders, serve food, present the bill, and then clear away the dishes in time to seat the next schmoe.
The game takes place across several restaurants that are based on the popular cartoon, which means a whole lot of undersea dining in Bikini Bottom.
If you’ve played Diner Dash or any of its various offspring, then you’ve already been trained to play SpongeBob Diner Dash Deluxe. It’s fun for a while, sure, but given the playful nature of the SpongeBob universe, it could have gone that extra mile to be especially memorable. And while the little sponge certainly seems happy enough in SpongeBob Diner Dash Deluxe, the game breaks down into a pretty basic Diner Dash experience. After all, he is probably the only creature in existence who thrives as an employee in the world of fast food. SpongeBob Diner Dash Deluxe is as plain as a Krabby Patty without ketchup, mustard, or picklesĪs a character, Spongebob Squarepants is perfectly suited for the Diner Dash formula.
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