Diner Dash: Flo on the Go PC Game Review
Flo can’t get enough of working in a diner as she returns for her third dining adventure. Actually, she’s ready for a vacation and goes on a cruise in Diner Dash: Flo on the Go, but loses her luggage and needs to get some cash. Sounds like a scene from my busy family life only without the vacation.
The game comes with two modes of play, one where Flo works endlessly serving customers and the other with goals and levels. The week I played the game was a long one between the kids having Monday off in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. and then having another day off thanks to sleet that appeared unexpectedly. So it was good to take a break with Flo.
Having played a few variations of these games — the only differences being the job and locale — Flo and I got annoyed when we had nothing to do but wait for the diners to finish their meals. The tables were full or no one was waiting to for a table and no one needed help. The other games had a way to keep me busy.
A few levels thwarted my attempts to meet the goal and move on to the next level. It got irritating when it took more than five times to reach the goal as I’m an impatient gamer with little time on my hands. I know Diner Dash: Flo on the Go needs to challenge me so I don’t reach the goal easily every time, but over five times of repeating the same level makes a player crazy.
I liked the variety of customer types (nine) from families and couples to young kids and moms only. The restaurant also gets upgrades every couple of levels, but some upgrades like the pool and umbrellas don’t help with the game play. Adding special drinks was a nice touch giving Flo a way to turn angry customers into happier ones. The upgrades should contribute to making customers happy.
After 10 levels, I earned a change of scene from ship to train. Once again, Flo left her baggage in the cab — back to work on the choo choo. 13 is usually a lucky number for me, but not this time having done level 13 over 10 times with no success. I started to feel like those customers who express their anger, and switched to Endless Mode for a change of pace. All in all, Diner Dash: Flo on the Go is a challenging game and Flo fans should relish this third edition.
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Thanks for the review! Now if you could tell me how to get through level 42. I’ve tried more than 40 times!
What I would like to know is how to get through level 50. I can’t seem to get the people dressed in yellow to sit in the correct chairs. I have been trying this level for weeks!
How do I get through level 42? I am getting frustrated….
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Can anyone help me get off level 46 of diner dash-flo on the go? I have been on it for I think a month.
Gamezebo has many tips on Level 46 and others.
How did anyone get past level 13 it’s friggin’ killing me…
how the hell do i get off of level 42
The answer for Level 42 is long and you can find it in the PlayFirst Forums.
After many tries, I passed level 46. Make a chain of 4 or 5 diners. It’s easier to wait on them that way. As you complete each chain go stand by the podium. Example: Take orders, stand by podium – deliver orders, stand by podium, etc. This way you can leave the cellphone users, and babies at the podium until the end and seat them altogether.
Make sure you don’t break the chain when serving snacks and desserts. Wait long enough to see what everyone wants. Make sure you make one chain of giving the checks and another chain for clearing tables.
how do you get pass level 18
Level 18 and other level tips available on Gamezebo
how do i get passed level 42 on diner dash