Diner Bros is a frantic cooking and restaurant management game where you must cook and serve meals to your customers before they get too hungry. You just opened your diner. As the first customers take their seats, you rush to the kitchen. One customer doesn’t want tomato in his burger, while the other one wants a drink. Those tables won’t clean up themselves either… If you take too long, your customers will leave angry and hungry, and you’ll soon go out of business!
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Even if it looks similar to Overcooked, this game is more about managing the restaurant and the customers in a real setting, than a party game. Imagine the infinite campaign from Cook, Serve and Delicious, where you slowly unlock new recipes and tools, with "Overcooked" gameplay, "Diner Dash" waiters and a 2-4 players coop mode. Yes, it's a blast (and a different experience). Both in cooperative and as a single-player game. If you're a couple, I strongly suggest you to buy it. Even though it's still a frantic experience, is less enraging than Overcooked. It also doesn't have the huge down times that happens costantly on Overcooked when someone screw up. It never stop. If you screw an order, just throw it away and adapt. The game never stop you from doing something. It's probably the first game that doesn't make me wish to break up.
Diner Bros is a solid and highly enjoyable experience. Personally, I actually think this game is more enjoyable than Overcooked for 1 big reason: very little gimmicks. Overcooked is a great game, but is unfortunately majorly held back at times by it's ridiculous kitchen structure. Overcooked lacks any kind of consistency, and while it is interesting being placed in all kinds of odd situations, it doesn't totally allow you to experience the joy of cooking in a well constructed kitchen outside of the early tutorial levels. This is where Diner Bros *really* shines. Diner Bros currently has 3 different campaigns, which are essentially different restaurants that you run and manage. All the kitchens make sense, and allow you to really focus on prepping, cooking, and serving each dish as efficiently and quickly as possible. The only level in Overcooked that compares to this level of efficienc
Really fun! If you're looking for local co-op party games, or co-op simulation game, I recommend it! PROS: -Fun premise -Upgrade your diner for larger space, more ovens/fryers, and other equipment -Different types of customers that keep you on your toes -Chop ingredients on any countertop -Cute art -Great co-op CONS: -Somewhat short campaign mode -Could use more upgrades, or at least choices of what you want your diner to focus on -Cannot toggle upgrades on or off once you've gotten them, or customize menu -Food icons above the customers' heads are really small and hard-to-read when you're rushing -Technical problem: This game overheats my laptop and causes it to go to sleep mode after about 25 minutes of play? It also heats up my girlfriend's desktop PC a bit Comparisons to Overcooked: Normally I wouldn't compare 2 games so directly but I think given the gameplay, it's really natura
This hurts. This hurts because I love games like this, and there should be more. I am sorry to put a negative review, I would have put a neutral one here if that was possible. Diner Bros is a fun and entertaining game, evidently made to be played as 2-4 players. Like his cousin, Overcooked, it drags you into the world of the frenzy restaurants, but you need to be more active with the customers, which is nice, and it lets you play a "campaign mode", which is what attracted me and my girlfriend to purchase this game. The mechanics are easy if you played Overcooked. It's a nice and simple game with cute graphics, the only graphical flaw in my opinion are the colors a bit too "dull", however it might be just me. The difference between the customers is nice also -- always keep a ready salad for that athlete! However, this game lacks something since it's behind a 9,99€ price tag. Even though
Had a lot of fun playing this with family/friends last weekend. I'm a big fan of overcooked and cook serve delicious and I feel like diner bros combined the best elements of them. Great job on the different type of NPC customers that change up the gameplay. I'd really like to see the management side get expanded with added depth and player freedom. This game is all about coop and having a more sandbox approach to management choices really gets everyone involved. This is where cook serve delicious shined. I think a day cycle timer with daily rushes in campaign mode would be a nice feature like CSD. Placeable counters, tables etc. would add an element of management and strategy, but not a huge priority. Current gripes: -Yellow drinks and beers look too similar, especially on customer icons. Possibly make yellow drink green or purple. -Afaik I can't get rid of burnt food and or mistake
Played with Parsec, with a rotating group of friends. Finished both current campaigns multiple times. Finished most of the challenge levels. First off, I want to say: This game is heavily inspired by Overcooked in terms of the basic mechanics. This also means it is best played with a controller. The art style doesn't pop as much as Overcooked but this appears to be a one person dev project so it doesn't bother me too much from that aspect. The massive difference with DB and Overcooked, however, is that Diner Bros focuses on you and your friends running a restaurant. You have actual customers come in under various archetypes, who fall under certain ordering patterns. At the end of each day, you collect your money and will progress by unlocking more 'things' for your restaurant: Running shoes; more seating space; more kitchen prep areas; more cooking areas; etc etc. The aim of each campa
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