I'm not entirely sure why I loved it so much, since the third installment in the Diner Dash series was actually better, but I can definitely say that this is one of the best Diner Dash games to play. I don't want to give too much away, but I will say that Diner Dash: Home Town Hero delivers everything that Diner Dash fans have come to love about Diner Dash: Flo and Friends.Īfter hearing the voice of the legendary Flo Amore, Diner Dash: Home Town Hero was one of the games I downloaded right away. The fourth installment of the Diner Dash series follows Flo and her friends as they try to solve the mystery of their past, which involves traveling back in time (and back again). Diner Dash is based around the life of Flo, who is your friendly waitress at Flo and Friends diner. When you take on the task of helping Flo regain her honor by restoring her diner, you'll travel to Flo's hometown of Davenport (yes, it's named after the restaurant where you frequent.
Now, let's talk about the story for Diner Dash: Home Town Hero. In fact, one of the scenes in the game looks so real that my Diner Dash buddies were like, did Flo just stare off into the distance like that, or was she really do that? The background music for the Diner Dash games is also quite nice, especially the ones that have been remixed by famous artists. The game is colorful, has plenty of graphics for the casual and really drawn-out for the hardcore Diner Dash fan. “While it’s not surprising that homeowners are apprehensive about selling their home in fear of losing their low mortgage rate, there are other factors to contemplate beyond mortgage rates when deciding when is the right time to sell,” Aniva Hinduja, general manager of home and mortgage at Credit Karma, said in a statement.Diner Dash: Hometown Hero is a new mobile game from Diner Dash: Flo and Friends on the App Store that lets you relive the glory days of the Diner Dash diner and help Flo get back on track as she tries to run the diner and make it into a successful business. Homeowners who are planning to sell within the next three years are willing to make sacrifices to avoid high rates, including staying in a smaller place than necessary, delaying having children and continuing to live with an ex-spouse or ex-partner. High mortgage rates are taking a toll on the housing market, keeping would-be buyers on the sidelines and potential sellers - some of whom are tied to low rates secured during the pandemic - in their current homes.Ībout two-thirds of potential home sellers in a new poll from Credit Karma said they are willing to wait out current market conditions marred by mortgage rates consistently above 6 percent, while just a quarter said they would not be deterred by higher rates.Īmong those who said they would be willing to wait for mortgage rates to come down, 79 percent of millennials said they would delay their plans.
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