Dead Hungry Diner is a casual Restaurant City style game featuring zombies and brain berries rather than the typical restaurant patron. The game includes both quick game and story modes, supports the Steam Overlay and widescreen resolutions and is a very small 73 MB install. The music and graphics are both well done, and while the gameplay is fairly standard fare, the overall presentation is quite good. For a casual game of this nature this is a very good title. This is the perfect budget title for Facebook gamers who enjoy timed puzzle challenges, and for the low price it is offered at, a solid purchase.

I played the demo on a lark and was instantly hooked. This game will honestly challenge you to think about each move you make. You have to establish a rhythm of getting your patrons seated, making sure they are located in the right positions, collecting their money, and keeping the tables clean after they leave. While that may not seem interesting, it is. Add in the wide variety of spells and different approaches you can take to any of the situations you face and you have one heck of a wild and fun game. While this game may appear simplistic and aimed at kids, I can guarantee that it is quite a bit more.

[i]Dead Hungry Diner[/i] is a very nice restaurant management game. It has cute graphics, a catchy tune (only one though), and most importantly fun and addictive gameplay! The premise is simple, to save the city of Ravenwood from hungry dead you have to serve them a properly juicy dinner! They come every night in increased force and simple human powers might not be enough to manage the hungry horde, so you have a few magic tricks up your sleeve. To make it worse Vanda van Helsing, the hero and protector of the town, is trying to sabotage your hard work and even threatens you with Mr. Death himself! Our main heroes are siblings, Gabriel and Gabriella. At the beginning you can choose your protagonist for serving the food and cleaning, the other one will be preparing buckets with food. The difficulty is constantly rising as new hungry monsters are presented - some dislike sitting next to each other (like vampires and werewolves etc.) so you must sit them carefully or risk them getting in...

You know , like your old-school zombie games !! There's an inexplicable fun in such titles. Its just whole new level of Plants vs Zombies variety , though not a defense game, but vibe and look alike is somewhat similar. All the time spent and my game records being seen here, is what I consumed in One sitting and just one sitting. It gets quite hard to pull yourself together once you jump into it and understand the mechanics. You really have to have a sonic speed hand-eye coordination once you move to upper levels. Or at one point of time, I end up spamming left-clicks here and there because it got heavily twirling and confusing for me to concentrate. Okay, enough puzzle talking. Simply put, you are a waiter or waitress and you need to serve brain - berries to hungry zombies, who can easily become infuriating , if left untreated. Easier said than done, you will have a hard time catching your breath when a lot of them appears at a time. Just select a zombie or a vampire, assign them to ...

[h1]Fun little “Diner Dash”-like game. It's challenging (at least on the "hard" mode), has cute graphics, a great variety of "customers" and phases, and a lot of humor.[/h1] It only has two [u]minor[/u] problems in my opinion: [b]1- The achievements are very time consuming[/b] It is necessary to complete the game [b]several[/b] times to get all the achievements, which is pretty frustrating. For example, by completing it once, the maximum number of stars that can be obtained is 150 and the star achievement requires 1,000. [b]2 - The story ends with a "To be continued..." vibe, but no sequel has been launched.[/b] This leaves a bitter taste of an incomplete story and is totally unnecessary. I would love to play a "Dead Hungry Diner 2", but I think every game should be a complete experience on its own, especially when there is no guarantee a sequel will be made. [b]Despite that,it’s still a very enjoyable game, and I believe it's worth its price.[/b] [quote][b][i]* PORTUGUÊS ...

Cool take on the diner dash genre. I haven't beat it because there are a ton of levels, but its not bad. Definitely worth $5.

Halloween themed sunday afternoon fun diner dash...sprinkled with creepy customers sounds. It gets a bit repetetive after a while but if you are a "gotta get 3stars on every level" nut like me, you gonna like it. Since full score is not that hard to get ^^

Dinner Dash with undead and monsters. Get your goth on!

A bit boring...did expect more ....

"Indie, Casual" basically says it all. what also would say it all is "really stupid, not worth actual real money"