Order Up!
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You're a waiter at a busy restaurant. Your job is to move order slips to the kitchen counter, then deliver cooked food back to the correct tables. Click order slips and plates of cooked food to pick them up or put them down. Simple, right?
But watch out... cooked food will be delivered to the first table it touches, even if it's the wrong one! And don't forget which table is the right one. And don't go too slow; undelivered orders will be cancelled after a while. Be aware that the kitchen staff really don't like it if you pull the order slips off the kitchen counter before the food is ready. And you really shouldn't drop any food on the floor - you gave that up years ago, right? Right?
After you deliver enough orders, you'll be assigned to more tables; see if you can get to all 9 levels. The last level continues so you can keep going for a high score. Good luck, and we hope you enjoy playing!
Click the green flag in the top left corner to restart, and click the arrows in the top right corner for fullscreen.
(We ran out of time to make audio, so we're using some built-in Scratch sounds.)
But watch out... cooked food will be delivered to the first table it touches, even if it's the wrong one! And don't forget which table is the right one. And don't go too slow; undelivered orders will be cancelled after a while. Be aware that the kitchen staff really don't like it if you pull the order slips off the kitchen counter before the food is ready. And you really shouldn't drop any food on the floor - you gave that up years ago, right? Right?
After you deliver enough orders, you'll be assigned to more tables; see if you can get to all 9 levels. The last level continues so you can keep going for a high score. Good luck, and we hope you enjoy playing!
Click the green flag in the top left corner to restart, and click the arrows in the top right corner for fullscreen.
(We ran out of time to make audio, so we're using some built-in Scratch sounds.)