About This Game Carrie's Order Up! is a challenging arcade game inspired by the likes of Pac-Man and Game & Watch. As Carrie, a crab waitress in a port town's restaurant, you have to serve spaghetti, pancakes, and burgers to all kinds of sea creatures without bumping into them!Aside from charming characters and SNES-quality pixel art, this game contains:Service Mode featuring 20 Rounds of food serving and fish skirting.Friendlier difficulty level for those who want a more easy-going experience.Earn money to unlock new features: endless mode, holiday mode, color palettes... and a playable extra character!160 side challenges for completionists for those who seek a true challenge.Game pad support.In-game record keeping.High score tables to compete with others on Steam, including your friends.Mechanics may be simple, but a level of depth to the mechanics exist, with tons of achievements to reward those that learn to master being a crab waitress! If you're looking for a cute and challenging game that lifts inspiration from arcade titles, you'll find hours of entertainment in Carrie's Order Up! 1075eedd30 Title: Carrie's Order Up!Genre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Ink Dragon WorksPublisher:Ink Dragon WorksRelease Date: 13 Sep, 2016 Carrie's Order Up! Activation Code [Crack Serial Key Funny little game! well worth it the price tag, it's fun and challenging when it needs to and about the art workBEAUTIFUL! I'm completely in love with this game's art! characters designs are cute and cartoony, and the pixel art adds to the charm (also, the background is not tiring at all)music is calm and nice, i don't think the OST is catchy but is not bad in any way, i like it!well then! now lets eat some Sea Food!(Doing fanart of this Soon!). As a matter of fact my buddy and I have done a gameplay video of this. I would say it was a review but we don't go over the mechnics of the game. Just a really nice way to see what the game & gameplay is like!https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=OeIOhy1dfq4Although this is a very fun Arcade game! Similar to the old "Mr. Do!" the arcade Carrie has to deliever food to customers. But the extra kick is once you start moving, you can't stop ;D. Pure bliss, what a great twist on the Pac-Man formula. A really charming look and sound and the gameplay is really morish, making you want to come back for a quick go every so often or dig in to a full run. It's simple and short but isnt padded out beyond what is needed and I appreciate that. One of my favorite hidden gems on Steam.. I rarely ever go to the steam greenlight, it's usually filled with trash, "simulators," and joke games, but a few months ago I decided to check it out for sh!ts and giggles. While treading through the wave of filth, I stumbled upon this little diamond in the rough. I'll be honest, it was solely the game's art style that brought me over. I was intrigued by the game's concept, it reminded me of Diner Dash, a Ds game I used to play a lot. I decided to give this game my support, something this game was the first to receive from me, and currently the only game I've supported on the workshop. After a few days, I completely forgot about this game. A couple of days ago, I received an email from Steam telling me that this game was released, and you bet that I went and bought it... A few days later. What!? I'm a busy guy. Carrie's Order up is visual porn, every little aspect of the game looks beautiful, from the retro-like cutscenes, to the little idle dance Carrie does, to the illustrations shown on the main menu. It's obvious the artist behind this game has a large amount of talent and creativity. The gameplay is similar to Pac-Man, with the player movie Carrie through a maze-like area while avoiding customers (ghosts). What separates this game from Pac-Man is the fact that Carrie never stops moving, forcing the player to constantly paying full attention. Unlike Pac-man, however, Carrie can go past customers by spinning, but don't think you can get away with spinning past every enemy, as Carrie will get dizzy and eventually fall if you spin too much. The music in this game is also very well done, almost never getting too repetitive, and even if it does get repetitive, you can always change the music in the pause menu. Despite all the positives this game has, there are a few negatives, but when I say few, I mean the very VERY little nitpicks I have. The voice acting in this game feels a bit unnatural and can sound a little strange at times, a few more takes could have helped a bit. While the characters in this game are very charming, dialog between them can be awkwardly worded and feel a bit odd, but that will probably be a problem only I will have.All in all I feel that this game is very addictive, fun and perfect for people who don't have time to play any major releases.. Not gonna lie, took a bit of a gamble with this purchase even tho it was only 4 dollars, whilst it looked fun, part of me was worried it was just a more retro approach to dinner dash, and \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 was I glad I was wrong, whilst Diner Dash is obviously part of this game's "recipie" (to concide with the theme I'll talk like a chef just for giggles), there is a LOT more to Carrie (I'll just call this game Carrie for short) as a fan of indie games and passion projects as well as quite a conossuier for arcade games, I was and am VERY PLEASEDCarrie is a lot of things, but it makes a good "meal" when its all mixed together, and here's what your left with as a gamer\/customer, Let's start with positivesMore to the table than I intially thought-At it's heart, Carrie's takes the speed of Dinner Dash and the and the physical moving and delivering objectives (within the game of course) of Dinner Dash, the Pattern Recognition and Recognizing Movements elemnt of Burger Time, and the difficulty and risk vs reward of Root Beer Tapper\/Tapper. And here's howCustomers are a double edged sword, you obviously need to seve them and in turn get to your money goal, but unlike Dinner Dash, you don't seat them, they seat themselves, and you also never stay still, as this game in a VERY SMALL but innovative way implements the "runner" element of an endless runner, and you have to realize each customers movement patterns and speeds in order to avoid bumping them and losing a life, Sharks take longer to pick a table, while rabbits hop between the spaces between tables, this can be compared to Burger Time's patterns of Mr Hot Dog, Mr Pickle, or Mr Egg, this also makes the game a TAD like Pac Man or Mouse Trap, only you have to make things up as you go and can't "stop to think" if no one's ghosts (in this case customers) are aroundThe Tapper\/Root Beer Tapper Elements come into play with choosing what to do based on what's going on and also the game tries to tempt you. How? Carrie can only carry either food or dirty plates, NOT BOTH and only one plate type at a time, and while dirty dishes are required to obviously clear tables, other than space, they are for bonus points for cleaning as well as to enlarge a bonus at the end of each round which multiplies points based on clean dishes. The other thing you may get distracted by are bonus coins customers can drop for extra money\/points, but don't let them distract youThe biggest element of Tapper implemented though is diffuclty, which I like, there's one way to win and many ways to die, that being via either a customer leaving, tripping from spinning too much (which is a mechanic to serve multiple customers at once IF you are facing the direction they are (i.e. to the left, right, up or down) or you bump into them, Bonus points because the art style reminds me of a mash up of Mappy, Genesis era Sonic games, and Popcap gamesLastly, the one thing this game has that I very much enjoy is REPLAY value, aside from obviously being able to pick up and play the game for maybe a half hour to an hour at a time, the very small element of rogue lites in the form of your scores from previous games adding up eventually leveling you up (Akin to something like Beat Hazard for example) unlocks new modes and more cosmetics among other things About my only complaints I have is there is no online (either online vs via 1v1 or online leaderboards would be nice at least) no local multiplayer, and no campaign (i.e. work at different restraunts as you progress and therefore unlock both new upgrades and hazzards, also akin to Dinner Dash, I would hope that and the soundtrack gets added via updates or DLCBut to conclude this review, this game has passion project written all over it and you can tell the game makers weren't aiming for this to be the next big thing, but that's ok, execution is what matters in game design, not the intial vision itself or the size of the projet (as an indie game designer myself working on his first project, I know this quite well) It's all about execution of your vision and passion that drives your design to leave your mark as a gamer and to other gamers. This game shows the game developers clearly werre going for just that, and at only 4 dollars, I can't reccomend this game enough, its quick arcade mindless fun, that takes little bits of what many know and love (i.e. the games listed beforehand) and mashes them all into it's own unique concotion, and that makes me smileQuite literally, it seems as though Carrie is selling like hot cakes (:
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