On a visit to her hometown, Flo and her Grandma Florence take a stroll down memory lane. Bring five restaurants back to life, and meet new customers like the Hungry Man and the Celebrity. Take special care of customers with reservations and place flowers at tables in order to make diners happier. Stuck with a 4-person group and no 4-person tables? Now you can move tables together to create a larger table. Help restore Flo's hometown now!
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
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| Anglais |
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I used to enjoy playing this game back when I was younger and I recently saw it on Steam and decided to play it again for old times sake. But sadly, there was a one slight problem with it. The game crashed whenever I clicked the play button. HOWEVER, THERE'S AN EASY WAY TO FIX THE CRASHING ISSUE! 1. Open C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Diner Dash Hometown Hero\assets\downloads\_default\restaurants on your computer and you will see a bunch of folders that should be called "ballpark", "boardwalk", "disco", "museum" and "zoo". 2. Go into all of those folders one by one and click on the folder inside each of them called "comics" and delete all the .swf files inside the "comics" folder that say "intro" or "outro". 3. If you did everything right, the game should work fine now (but be warned, the cutscenes won't be there anymore). Enjoy!
I've realised people are rating this game down because of crashes when it tries to play cut scenes, this can easily be solved by going into the game's folder and deleting the .SWF files from the INTRO and OUTRO folders. I don't know why it crashes and really, it shouldn't be on here unless it works but it's on here and it's a decent game once you get past the stupid cutscene bug. I love the Diner Dash series, I think HH is another decent rung on the ladder really, though in all honesty I don't think it's worth £7+. Well, I suppose that's a bit harsh, it could probably scrape worthiness by playtime as if you were to sit and play the entire thing through it would take you an hour or two (I hesitate to comment on its worth as I can think of cheaper games with more substance). I did, however, find the Endless mode on this game to get ludicrously hard quite quickly, no idea why. Maybe my par
Only thing I can do in game is endless mode. The actual game just crashes when I try to start it. I love the diner dash games so finding out that this one doesn't work sucks.
If you are after nostalgia, then this is probably one of those games you could buy for the sake of that—otherwise, don’t. As this is an old game, requirements aren’t that high. Which means you could probably play it without a hitch on your new laptop or desktop. At least that’s what I thought when I bought this. Game crashes when you click ‘Play’ on the very first level. As suggested by the previous reviews, all you have to do is delete the intro and outro files from the comics subdirectory of the game. The thing is, personally, I don’t like this kind of approach. Yeah, sure, it’s an easy fix. But the users shouldn’t be the ones messing with the game files (as much as possible) to fix an issue; that’s the developer’s job. And while playing a level, the game suddenly closed on me (now I remember why I uninstalled it in the first place :D ). I bought this while this was on sale, which i
This game was definitely a core childhood memory for me (´｡• ᵕ •｡`). I used to play it all the time, so naturally, I was curious to revisit it. At first, I was a bit hesitant to buy it because of the mixed reviews, and honestly, they weren’t wrong (・・;) When you launch the game, the interface is quite glitchy and laggy. The mouse tends to ghost and leaves a faint trail across the screen, which was a bit distracting. Correct me if I'm wrong but I also vaguely remembered using right-click instead of left-click. It might just be muscle memory kicking in (・・;) That said, I didn’t experience any crashes, which is a plus. I managed to reach level 9 before the lag became too much to deal with, and I had to alt+F4 out of the game (╥﹏╥) I was about to refund the game when I came across a review saying the game works better when not in fullscreen. Tried it out and yes!!! That actually helped (＾▽
This game crashes every time i try to start story mode. I've tried it on different computers, same thing happens. Not worth it. To be honest I don't understand why steam has kept the game on for sale since they know it doesn't work. Greed can be the only reason to keep selling a broken game.
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