Gamers can’t get enough of Flo, the fast-moving waitress of Diner Dash. So PlayFirst is launching Diner Dash Rush on iOS as the latest version of a game series that has been a casual-gaming juggernaut.
Diner Dash has generated more than 700 million downloads for San Francisco-based game publisher PlayFirst since the first title launched in 2004. The game helped pioneer the category of casual games and became a hit across a variety of platforms. But the newest, Diner Dash Rush, is debuting first on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.
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“When we built Diner Dash Rush, our goal was to create the fastest Dash experience ever,” said Marco DeMiroz, the president and CEO of PlayFirst. “We’ve taken all the core elements that make the Dash series so entertaining and dialed them up with a competitive twist to make Diner Dash Rush the most exciting time management game ever.”
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Diner Dash apps continue to be popular and they’re a big reason why PlayFirst has more than 11 million monthly active users. The app is available for free today.
Here’s the trailer.
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