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In PlayFirst’s Diner Dash, Flo is a veritable cyclone of activity: she’s in charge of everything from seating customers to taking their orders to serving and cleaning up after them (fortunately, there’s a cook in the kitchen to make the meals). It’s a bit like the classic arcade game Tapper–except instead of just beer, you’re serving up full meals.

She’s in charge of everything from seating customers to giving them menus, taking their orders, serving and cleaning up after them (fortunately there’s a cook in the kitchen to make the meals). It’s a bit like the classic arcade Tapper, except instead of just beer, you’re serving up full meals.

The faster Flo waits on tables, the happier the customers are, and the bigger the tips they’re likely to leave behind. The more tips she collects, the more money Flo can roll into her little business. Each new level brings with it a new revenue goal, which helps Flo grow her business from a greasy spoon diner to a real honest-to-gosh restaurant with tablecloths and everything. Fail to meet the level’s revenue target or upset a customer enough to make them leave, and that will cost Flo a star — lose all of the stars, and the game ends.

There are ways to get Diner Dash bonus points: You can match customers wearing green, red and other colors to similarly-colored seats — that makes them happier and earns you more, for example. And the less time it takes you to take orders and bring customers their food and the check, the bigger your tips will be.

Along the way, you can purchase powerups, if you will, that enhance your restaurant: A snack station, drink station, podium, stereo system, live performers, even running shoes or a faster oven. These all generate revenue for your restaurant if you use them effectively. And as you gain money, you can also put your Diner Dash restaurant through four different remodels that let you serve fancier food and more patrons.