Diner Dash 5: Boom!

Players can play at 5 different venues, each containing 10 story mode levels, After finishing a venue, a bonus level at that venue is unlocked, with a much higher shift goal and a longer shift time. At each venue, players are given a challenge to protect the tables from disasters such as winds, earthquakes, rains, and fuse box problems, but these disasters can be avoided by buying the upgrades available in the upgrade shop. Unlike in previous Diner Dash games, players can purchase upgrades before the start of every level. These upgrades can be bought using the money earned in the previous levels. Some upgrades are permanent, e.g. faster chef, faster shoes, and disaster protection, but others last for one level and are notably more expensive, e.g. podium helper, salad bar helper, and extra hands. Players can also customize the diner and the venues between the levels. There are four different items to be customized, and after choosing which one to add, players can choose one of the several different venue upgrades. In the end, all four of the venue customization options will be acquired and the player is awarded with a venue medal. The diner can also be customized, but unlike venue customization items, the diner customization objects will unlock one by one as the player progresses through the story mode. Players can also find Townies, who are Flo's customers that are found around the venue, rather than waiting in line. They come in many different forms, and they can become a regular customer by dragging them to the correct group, granting the player bonus points. There's also a challenge where players have to drag Hal the Hungryman to a disaster table, allowing him to fix a problem for that table, after which the player will earn bonus points. Several new customer types are introduced. They are as follows: Clowns: They are fairly patient and tip well. They will occasionally start juggling, mesmerizing customers in nearby tables until Flo gets them to stop. Lawyers: They are impatient, but tip very well if they leave happy. When seated next to another group of lawyers, they will start arguing loudly. Librarians: They are patient and tip just fine. They will keep noisy customers in nearby tables quiet for a while.