Turbo Subs Review

Written by: David Laprad Published: January 21, 2008 After achieving success in Turbo Pizza, Robert and Rebecca are back behind the counter in Turbo Subs. The title alone tells you everything you need to know. Instead of helping the pair prep and serve pizza, you lend a hand as they slap together sandwiches good enough to put Jared off his Subway diet. You'll find yourself in familiar territory as you control Rebecca, who hands out menus, takes orders, gathers the food for delivery and collects the money. Her brother, Robert, assembles the sandwiches, but it's up to you to throw them in the toaster oven and toss on the condiments, even as you make cotton candy and collect the snacks your customers order. Between levels, you can play a hidden object mini-game and spend your revenues on restaurant upgrades. Turbo Subs is good at rewarding you for doing a good a job. For example, if you perform the same action several times in a row, the gameplay speeds up and your score multiplier increases. This is a great way to go from simply reaching your dollar goal on each level to earning the "Expert" ranking. Although Turbo Subs doesn't break new ground -- even the mini-game is a clone of other games -- it's fun. Featuring colorful restaurant settings, great character animation and smooth point-and-click action, Turbo Subs will satisfy your hunger for more of what you liked about its predecessor. Scoring (out of five stars): Graphics: Ease of use: Gameplay: Challenge: Sound effects: Music: Final analysis: Click here to download the free trial version of Turbo Subs.