VR The Diner Duo

I love this game. Everyone who comes over to try VR for the first time definitely gets a few levels on this game. The quality of this game for the price, and given it's indie status is impressive beyond belief. I'd love to see more developer activity, because as much as I am currently happy with the amount of content in the game, I'd be thrilled for some more new content. Be that a new "VR Duo" game, like Pizza Duo or Sushi Duo for example, are games I would absolutely love to see. Even if Pizza and Sushi was just paid DLC for Diner Duo, that would make me more than happy. I'd love to have a Pizza Parlor or Sushi Shop Duo! Diner Duo is just so much fun and I think those ideas would be absolutely worth investing in. VR The Diner Duo is a great VR game, and a necessary VR experience in my opinion. If you don't have it yet, buy it immediately, on sale or not! It's worth much more! Highly re

What a gem! The levels start off fairly easy, which let's you get comfortable with the mechanics, but it quickly gets chaotic in the kitchen. My GF and I had a blast with this game (level 20 so far). You'll quickly find out if you have good communication skills with your other half. "I said TWO #10's and a single with ketchup!", she yells from across the diner. "That's what I made, right?...wait...ahhh crap, I forgot the cucumber! And what does that guy near the window want?", he queries. "Oh @#$%, I didn't see him come in!" "Two #10's and a single with ketchup at the pass! Ding! Ding! Ding!", he snickers. A fun game solo for sure but this shines in local multiplayer! Thankfully the dishes are virtual in this one guys! ;) Simple intuitive controls, perfect artstyle for this type of game (similar to job sim), challenging levels, endless mode for highscore chasers and a wicked catch

The co-op is where this really shines. Really fun and has so much room for growth. Most VR games get stale quickly. Even with the early state this is in right now, it is still more entertaining than many others. It doesn't do much (yet), but what it does, it does well, and it is fun while doing it. So many cool things that can be done and would make it even better, one of the few VR games I am looking forward to seeing more content released. My wishlist: 1. Money: Being fast shouldn't just get you points, I want tips that I can use to fund things. 2. Unlockables: Can I buy that soda machine? Or upgrade it? Maybe buy a deep fryer and make fries or onion rings, to then make more money? Maybe buy a larger grill to cook more at a time? Maybe buy a new restraunt that looks different? Decorations for my restraunt? 3. More players: This one may be hard, and may not be possible. The formula no

Wonderful fun game, played with the wife for 2 hours then let the kids give it a go. the height and scale adjustability are an awesome addition!

A big thumbs up, because VR needs more asymmetrical multiplayer games.

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