For the most part, though, the game plays a lot like Dress Up Rush. Nearly everything can be upgraded, which adds more clients who will come, more money per service, and more popularity. You have a maid and a porter to assist with various jobs, but you have to tap on them to bring them out in order to assign them to a task.Īs you earn money and add features, guests will be able to sit in the lobby, drink coffee, take phone calls, eat at the little cafe, or get photos taken in the lobby. You have to get them the key at the front desk, and then make sure their rooms are cleaned when they ask for them (and when they check out). I never knew.īut no matter: you're not really here for the story, are you? This one features a lot of the same customers as the ones who shopped in Jane's clothing store, and as they come into the hotel and ask for amenities, your job is to meet all their requests before time runs out and they storm out angrily.
What's especially funny is how little money it takes to buy and revamp a hotel. Jane's Hotel 2: Family Hero follows a funny plotline - her grandma is about to lose all the hotels, so Jane has to borrow money to revamp each one and turn it around, with a certain number of days to pay back each loan. Jane, having achieved success in her line of clothing boutiques in Dress Up Rush, is back at the family business of running hotels. As customers come in, you pick up ingredients off the conveyor belts to assemble the food before the customer gets impatient and leaves. Each level only serves one type of food, with its own associated sauces. Ronnie opens up a line of restaurants, selling burgers, cakes, and lasagna. I actually haven't played the first two incarnations so I can't comment on those at all, but Stand O' Food 3 is set in the same universe as Supermarket Mania - it stars Ronnie, who showed up as a recurring character (and sort-of love interest), and all the same customers who shopped at Nikki's market. I'll start off with my favorite of the bunch: Stand O' Food 3. Here are the three latest ways to make the most efficient use of your time-wasting: Stand O' Food 3, Jane's Hotel 2, and Hospital Havoc 2. But because I've gotten sucked into these terrible, mesmerizing apps, I felt it was only fair to share them with you. I've already confessed my addiction to time-management games, and I acknowledge the irony of spending so much time on menial tasks - not only that, but fake menial tasks. If I haven't posted as many reviews of books and board games and apps lately, here's why: I've been busy flipping burgers.
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