If you really like Diner Dash you will probably also like Dairy Dash. This PC game by Merscom is rated E for everyone and can provide hours of fun, even if you weren’t expecting it. The main story behind the game is that there is an urban family that must learn all about how to run a dairy farm. The family has to learn all the ins and outs of Uncle Bill’s farm. The game itself starts out very simple, but if you think that Dairy Dash will stay like that for very long, you couldn’t be more wrong. At first you just have to feed and water the chickens, cows, goats and other animals, while reaping the benefits of their care. That means you get plenty of eggs and milk to sell to the local restaurants. This is where Diner Dash comes into play, since Flo owns the restaurant that buys your eggs and milk. The majority of the game play is based on your ability to successfully point and click. Once you have mastered that, you will point and click some more. All this time, while you are pointing and clicking, your Dairy Dash character will be running around like a chicken with its head cut off. Nothing could be funnier or more entertaining. Just like in Diner Dash, you will have customers, but this time they are not grumpy restaurant patrons. Your customers in Dairy Dash are your plants and animals on the farm and its your job to watch their heart meters, which will be on the screen at all times. If the heart meter of any animal goes too low, you will hear its cries for help, like a lot of mooing or clucking. If you are easily impressed with computer graphics, feel free to get excited. The graphics are cute, with a few glitches, but they are easily overcome. Overall, the game looks cute and is a lot of fun to watch. The sound is also great and the background music throughout the game is pretty much an orchestra with a little banjo thrown in to remind you that, yes, you are on a farm. Despite there being more than fifty levels to Dairy Dash the game never really gets that hard. While it is thoroughly enjoyable to watch, listen to and play, it is not that challenging, especially for a seasoned gaming pro. However, there are a couple of mini-games that let you escape the fun of farming for just a little while. You can’t lose any of the mini-games, but they are a lot of fun. Overall, although the game is not as challenging as it could be, there are small increases in difficulty as you progress from level to level. It is fun to watch your character run around, handle a farm, listen to the music and enjoy the cute graphics. While Dairy Dash may not be the best game ever, it certainly is not the worst. Check it out and see for yourself.