Diner Dash: Hometown Hero is a continuation of the popular restaurant / cooking game Diner Dash: Flo on the Go, part of the Diner Dash franchise. After Flo’s adventures in the kitchen of the cruise ship, she has to save her hometown, which has fallen into ruins in her seemingly untimely absence.

Diner Dash: Hometown Hero retains the fundamentals of the previous games. Flo begins by doing simple tasks, like seating customers and serving them. At the end of the night, you’ve cleared the tables and collected tips, and hopefully you’ve made enough money to move on to the next phase of the game.

Each step becomes more difficult and more responsibilities are required from Flo. However, as he succeeds in each place, they begin to improve. The amusement park, the ball park, etc. all are increasing human trafficking, as well as the surroundings. The countertops, the tables, the equipment, everything about the place, show the rise of a bigger business.

Hometown Hero is more than just another racing game. It allows you to customize not only Flo and her accessories, but also your server. Also, you can design your own restaurant, reproduce it and upload it for others. You can challenge others to a waiters duel to see who gets the most money. There are so many extras that it’s hard to imagine wanting more in this great time management game, but you can get it!

For the first time, you can also buy (with your hard-earned money in the real world) clothing and accessories for the game. Not only that, but you can buy brand new restaurants to play in all modes: Story, Endless, and Multiplayer to increase your gaming pleasure by playing Diner Dash: Hometown Hero.

This board game provides the easy familiarity of the series, but exudes a freshness that makes it feel new and not a remake. Lots of new ideas and challenges keep Diner Dash: Hometown Hero from feeling like you have to spend money for something you already own. The best part is that the story is complete and it is a fun game. Whether you’re in Story mode or Endless mode, you won’t feel deprived if you don’t buy all the extras as some games leave you feeling. The extras are really superfluous for the rest of the game and something to buy if you can’t get enough of Diner Dash: Hometown Hero as is.