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It's like Tinder in real life, but you'll probably be more successful in Table Manners!

Table Manners is a physics based game (with time management skills), much akin to 2013's Surgeon Simulator. But instead of performing open heart surgeries or brain transplants, you are taking out guys and gals on dates, pouring their wine, salting their steaks, lighting candles, the whole nine yards!

The controls are difficult to get used to, now, that would normally be a bad thing in a game. However, with a game like Table Manners, it's the main selling point and where the challenge comes in, along with a timer for completing tasks, think Cook, Serve, Delicious.

One minor complaint I do have is some of the UI, for example, I had a task to put pepper on a steak for my date, the icon was a shaker with one hole, which is the salt. I didn't notice they wanted pepper until I looked at the task again and saw a pepper icon underneath. Maybe that is something the Devs can fix by making the pepper icon more noticeable in the future?

I also did run into a glitch where a cup, candle, and ketchup bottle decided they wanted to be one and flew off into oblivion, thankfully they respawned on the table, but it was more amusing than anything else to witness.

Overall, the game is a lot of fun, and is a fantastic time killer. I personally waited until 5 in the morning for the game to release on Steam, and I do not regret the decision! I'll be picking up the game again after I sleep!

If I had to rate the game on a scale of 1 to 10, it'd get a solid 8.5 from me!

It's like Tinder in real life, but you'll probably be more successful in Table Manners! Table Manners is a physics based game (with time management skills), much akin to 2013's Surgeon Simulator. But instead of performing open heart surgeries or brain transplants, you are taking out guys and gals on dates, pouring their wine, salting their steaks, lighting candles, the whole nine yards! The controls are difficult to get used to, now, that would normally be a bad thing in a game. However, with a game like Table Manners, it's the main selling point and where the challenge comes in, along with a timer for completing tasks, think Cook, Serve, Delicious. One minor complaint I do have is some of the UI, for example, I had a task to put pepper on a steak for my date, the icon was a shaker with one hole, which is the salt. I didn't notice they wanted pepper until I looked at the task again and saw a pepper icon underneath. Maybe that is something the Devs can fix by making the pepper icon more noticeable in the future? I also did run into a glitch where a cup, candle, and ketchup bottle decided they wanted to be one and flew off into oblivion, thankfully they respawned on the table, but it was more amusing than anything else to witness. Overall, the game is a lot of fun, and is a fantastic time killer. I personally waited until 5 in the morning for the game to release on Steam, and I do not regret the decision! I'll be picking up the game again after I sleep! If I had to rate the game on a scale of 1 to 10, it'd get a solid 8.5 from me!