Bartender Time
Bartender Time Summary
Bartender Time is a mobile Android app in Action by Image Campus. Released in Apr 2015 (10 years ago). It has about 6.4K+ installs and 48 ratings with a 2.67★ (poor) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 15 monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Apr 9, 2015.
Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Apr 9, 2015 .
2.67★
Ratings: 48
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App Description
Throw drinks for everybody! Gain tip and have fun!
In the Club Time everyone loves the bartenders. They are kind, attentive and, most of all, skillful. Play this game and be one of these bartenders. Enjoy the thrill of throwing the drinks at the exact spot. Gain more and more money from your client’s tips. Improve your abilities and have fun. If you are skilled enough, you’ll get through the day and, eventually, the Club Time will be yours!
FEATURES:
- 100% Free and no ads!
- Physics based throwing action, controlled by a flick of your finger!
- Two playable characters
- Cyberpunk setting, because why not
- You accumulate progress with every match
- Six skills to improve your character
- Three throwable drinks
- Lots of clients and obstacles
HOW TO PLAY:
Every match you play is a day of work. Your aim is to earn enough money to meet the goal of the day. You gain tip by throwing the drinks to the clients that ask for them. The faster you give them what they want, the more tip you earn. To throw the drink, just touch the screen and flick. When you release the finger the drink will be thrown at the speed that you moved your finger!
ABOUT:
This game was created within the "Summer Lab 2015", a workshop by the educational institute Image Campus (http://www.imagecampus.edu.ar) whose goal was to develop and publish a simple but complete videogame in a month using resources from the institute.
The game was created by students from the different careers and courses offered by the institute (Game Design, Videogame Development, 3D Modelling and Animation, Game Art, etc.) and they were guided and assisted by some of the professors teaching those courses.