Diner Dash 4 - The JAVE

Point-n-Click, Casual Game

September 2007

"I first encountered the ridiculously addictive Diner Dash in the spring of 2006. It was love at first sight.

"And as if two sequels weren't bad enough, here comes Flo again. I think PlayFirst is out to get me.

"Diner Dash: Hometown Hero, the fourth game in the franchise, is quite impressive. Here, PlayFirst has interwoven many items and features from the first three games with lots of new ones, creating a clever tapestry. For the most part, I had great fun with it.

"Flo visits her granny this time, and you can guess what happens. There are five new locations, six new customer types and some new extras.You also get to compete with another waiter once at each restaurant. Achieving an Expert score across the board in any location will unlock an additional "Expert" level. You'll also be able to choose each restaurant's cuisine, and Story Mode boasts upgrades previously available only in Endless Shift. That's only part of what Hometown Hero has to offer.

"But alas, I have one problem with this game: its difficulty levels are all over the map. While some represent reasonable challenges, many are too easy and some are over-the-top demanding. The fifth Expert level, aptly called Flo's Inferno, is nothing short of brutal. Only the fastest, most intrepid players will be able to beat it.

"That having been said, however, I do recommend Hometown Hero. Its innnovations greatly outweigh its frustrations and definitely make it a worthwhile purchase. If you approach the game with realistic expectations, I'm sure you'll enjoy it."

The infamous
Flo's Inferno

Flo does table tricks (this really
did happen)

Tips and Tricks
Walkthrough
Forum
Technical Support (link is at bottom of page)
Customer Support (link is at bottom of page)
FAQs
More Info/Extras (Official Game Site)
Postcards, Wallpaper, Buddy Icons
Diner Dash Comics
Diner Dash Lounge
Character Backstories
Try for Free!

Note: If you contact Oberon Media Customer Support via webform for technical assistance, be sure to include:

The exact nature of the problem in as much detail as possible

The URL of the website from which you purchased the game

The name of the game with which you're having difficulty

Any error messages you may have received

PC REQUIREMENTS:

Windows® XP/Vista
Processor: Pentium III® 700 MHz minimum
RAM: 128 MB
Screen Resolution:800x600
Sound Card: Recommended
DirectX 7.0 or later
Hard Drive Space: 30 MB

Direct download, or CD-ROM for an additional fee

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	Point-n-Click, Casual Game
	September 2007
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	"I first encountered the ridiculously addictive Diner Dash in the spring of 2006. It was love at first sight. "And as if two sequels weren't bad enough, here comes Flo again. I think PlayFirst is out to get me. "Diner Dash: Hometown Hero, the fourth game in the franchise, is quite impressive. Here, PlayFirst has interwoven many items and features from the first three games with lots of new ones, creating a clever tapestry. For the most part, I had great fun with it. "Flo visits her granny this time, and you can guess what happens. There are five new locations, six new customer types and some new extras.You also get to compete with another waiter once at each restaurant. Achieving an Expert score across the board in any location will unlock an additional "Expert" level. You'll also be able to choose each restaurant's cuisine, and Story Mode boasts upgrades previously available only in Endless Shift. That's only part of what Hometown Hero has to offer. "But alas, I have one problem with this game: its difficulty levels are all over the map. While some represent reasonable challenges, many are too easy and some are over-the-top demanding. The fifth Expert level, aptly called Flo's Inferno, is nothing short of brutal. Only the fastest, most intrepid players will be able to beat it. "That having been said, however, I do recommend Hometown Hero. Its innnovations greatly outweigh its frustrations and definitely make it a worthwhile purchase. If you approach the game with realistic expectations, I'm sure you'll enjoy it." -


	The infamous Flo's Inferno
	Flo does table tricks (this really did happen)
	Tips and Tricks Walkthrough Forum Technical Support (link is at bottom of page) Customer Support (link is at bottom of page) FAQs More Info/Extras (Official Game Site) Postcards, Wallpaper, Buddy Icons Diner Dash Comics Diner Dash Lounge Character Backstories Try for Free! Note: If you contact Oberon Media Customer Support via webform for technical assistance, be sure to include: The exact nature of the problem in as much detail as possible The URL of the website from which you purchased the game The name of the game with which you're having difficulty Any error messages you may have received
	*PC REQUIREMENTS:* Windows® XP/Vista Processor: Pentium III® 700 MHz minimum RAM: 128 MB Screen Resolution:800x600 Sound Card: Recommended DirectX 7.0 or later Hard Drive Space: 30 MB
	Direct download, or CD-ROM for an additional fee