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Stand O`Food 3 Review (PC)

Posted by Jay Pyles, Yesterday

Fans of Diner Dash, Insaniquarium and other quick clicking games will enjoy the simplicity and difficulty of Stand O’Food 3 (SoF3). SoF3 follows the journey of Ronnie, star of the other SoF Stand O food 3games, as he is opening up more and more restaurants around the city, bringing high quality fast food to the many hungry citizens. Luckily for him (and you), assembling burgers, lasagna and desserts are as simple as 3-4 clicks. However, things get difficult when you have a line of 5-6 customers, all demanding the fastest service and accurate orders. Keeping all customers happy will be a challenge to some, but just another day of clicking for multi-task proficient players.

The game’s difficulty fluctuates. Some areas will be a challenge to get the top score, and some are a breeze. Because there aren’t really any breaks, SoF3 can get very dull at times. Once you learn how to make specific items, it becomes mind-numbingly easy as the difficulty is mostly reliant on what ingredients are required, and what are available at the time. As Ronnie, you take ingredients from the end of conveyor belts and assemble them into the snacks that customers are demanding. Unfortunately, he may only pick up the ingredients found at the end of the belts, making it into a puzzle game more than a simulation or time management. The best way to play is to figure out how to best manage what ingredients you have access to and which ones you will want access to later.

Stand O food screen 1

 Our Rating for Stand O`Food 3 Review (PC)
8.0
Replay
Pretty high as there are many restaurants and unlockables. However, you need to be invested in the game which is hard at times.
7.0
Graphics
Cartoonish look that gets the job done.
5.0
Sound
Found myself turning them off and listening to music which means they’re forgettable and not that great.
8.0
Gameplay
Time management and quick thinking are key to enjoying this game.
0.0
Multiplayer/Online Content
7.5
Overall
If you have got a couple minutes to kill and need something to break up the monotony of the day, this might do the trick. There are things that could certainly make this game better but overall it’s not bad.

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