You are only allowed three dogs at any one time, and at the same time three buns. On top of that, you also have to wait a specific time for them to cook otherwise you won’t be able to move them to the buns. You see, if you leave the hotdogs on the grill for too long, they will burn, which will then be thrown out. There is time to consider, a monetary aim by the end of each day, angry and impatient customers, and finally, the cooking itself. The main premise reflects the ones that real hotdog vendors might face. In Hot Dog Bush, the challenge is fairly similar, but over time, ramps slowly towards harder levels. This is so that the game won’t become intimidating to anyone who wants to try and pick up a title. In other cooking games, the challenge differs but often floats around the more easy levels. Of course, there are other stipulations that make the game even more challenging.

Since that is the case, the game is easy to figure out from the get go, and even though there is a short tutorial, no one would really need it. The essence of point and click games is that you won’t need to use the whole keyboard to enjoy the game. This is not to say that there is a whole world to explore in this title, and as was mentioned above, it is just about you selling as much hotdogs as you can. There are objects in front of you, and clicking on them would enable your use of them. If you ever tried playing old adventure games on the PC, then you will have some idea as to how this game would play like. One thing that makes this game so easy to pick up is that it’s essentially a point and clicker. While it won’t break any records or provide hours of philosophical talk, it is still a great game that fritters away the free minutes you have to spare. Subtracting that idea however, the game underneath is a fun, but very casual romp through the life of a virtual hot dog salesman. Of course, the game won’t tell you about why President Bush is selling hotdogs, because that is the point of preposterous humor. This is the whole premise of the Hot Dog Bush game, as it introduces former President Bush to the world of hotdog sales. That aside, there are more than a few titles that don’t really have coherence, but remain a blast to play anyway.

Games often have very absurd premises, barring of course the more serious takes on deep themes. Hot Dog Bush Game: Where a President Becomes a Hot Dog Vendor

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