I played the trial for about 20 minutes and didn't have a bad time with it, just not the most enjoyable, either. This resembles games like Burger Rush, where you have a Match 3 board and have to assemble something, in this case, drinks. I liked the idea that when you assembled the wrong drinks, it made you dizzy, and you could make this go away with coffee. ButI just couldn't get warmed up to the graphics. I felt I was back in the beginning of my casual game time somewhere in the 90s. It's good that instructions are available, but they were so hard to read and sometimes way too long that I just skipped over most of them. I don't think I would get this even as the Daily Deal, only if there was nothing else left to buy, because I'm sure you could get a few hours of fun out of it, but as long as there are so many other great games out there, I'll skip it!

I feel this game is not a good game for big fish. You are a bartender and you just graduated school and this is your first job. You serve drinks. I don't think this is the right kind of game for either kids or adults. I do not recommend this game.

At first I didn't get this game when I played the free trial but I liked the pastel colors so much I went and took a gamble and purchased it. Wow, I am so glad I did. It is full of arcade type fun match 3. The instructions at the beginning of each site need to be read because it will explain the power tools in your bag you have access to. If you are not such an expert you will need to pull this bag out often; although it will cost you a deduction of income but well worth it if needed. It regenerates every 30 seconds which makes it easier to pass the levels that are timed. It's a pretty simple game but loaded with challenge . You get a list of drink orders. Match to fill them (longer matches reduce your order quota more# and you earn money. Money is necessary for you to move forward to the different sites on the map you must pay to enter. After filling the needed quantity of each drink color you go into a bonus after hours match where you can earn extra money too. Your total money earned is summed up after each round so you know how well you've earned and have a chance to REPLAY, or if you fail to complete the orders. You don't have to replay either way if you are satisfied. Don't confuse income earned with score. They are separate valuations. Each site is different so it never gets boring and you can always come back to play your favorite site while continuing to earn money. The beach is the easiest and is free to enter. Before you enter they inform you how much it will cost and deduct it from your income if you choose to go there. While playing you have to be careful to only fill the needed quantity of drinks because extras you must imbibe #it fills your ethylic meter) and it gets you awful dizzy. LOL and the board goes blurry while you are trying to make matches. Don't fret because there is coffee in your tool bag which costs you money or match coffee on the board free which will sober you up. There is lots of power tools in your bag and on board, so far I've seen coffee, freeze time, scramble board, take a dr