January 21st, 2008 by PCGGame Review: Turbo Subs
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Game Description:
A super-charged sequel to the hit time management game Turbo Pizza, Turbo Subs is twice the fun, twice the challenge, with twice as much speed. Hit the kitchen running as Rebecca and Robert continue their pursuit of building the greatest restaurant franchise in town. Except now they find themselves in a much bigger town, New York City! With loads of upgrades, secret sauces, and unique tastes, Turbo Subs is a delicious new adventure for the whole family!
Game size: 33.8 MB
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Review from: GameZebo
Many casual games are leisurely pursuits that help you unwind after a stressful day at the office. Turbo Subs, however, isn't one of them. Although fun and well-produced, Turbo Subs has the same frenetic pacing that made its predecessor, Turbo Pizza, one of the most insanely challenging (and adrenaline-pumpingly energetic) time management games on the market.
The second chapter in the Turbo series begins when Rebecca and her partner Robert, the stars of the first game, arrive in New York for a much-needed vacation. Being true entrepreneurs, though, they just can't pass up a good business opportunity when they see one, which is how they end up turning an old subway car into a brand new subway sandwich shop.
Players who already got their fill of Turbo Pizza will experience a sense of deja vu within the first few levels of Turbo Subs. The restaurant layout of Turbo Subs is virtually identical to that of the first game, with the major different being, of course, that Robert is now making different kinds of sandwiches instead of pizzas. Even the theme music and introductory tutorials are very similar between the two games.
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The second chapter in the Turbo series begins when Rebecca and her partner Robert, the stars of the first game, arrive in New York for a much-needed vacation. Being true entrepreneurs, though, they just can't pass up a good business opportunity when they see one, which is how they end up turning an old subway car into a brand new subway sandwich shop.
Players who already got their fill of Turbo Pizza will experience a sense of deja vu within the first few levels of Turbo Subs. The restaurant layout of Turbo Subs is virtually identical to that of the first game, with the major different being, of course, that Robert is now making different kinds of sandwiches instead of pizzas. Even the theme music and introductory tutorials are very similar between the two games.
Review from: IT Expressions
For those that are new to time management games where you need to perform a variety of tasks in a given allotted time, Turbo Subs could introduced you to a fascinating world of sim games where you enjoy a fast paced game with tons of action.
What I particularly like about Turbo Subs are the mini games of hidden object puzzles where I have the best of 2 game genres rolled into one.
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What I particularly like about Turbo Subs are the mini games of hidden object puzzles where I have the best of 2 game genres rolled into one.