Tray Twins: Diner Dodge

Table 9999 is waiting. Think you can get there? Tray Twins: Diner Dodge hands you two waiters at the same time — one on the left half of the screen, one on the right. Put a thumb on each side and drag. Both of them move at once, and both have to slip past the tables sliding toward them from across the dining room. Clip a table and the whole tray goes over a guest's head. Run over. It sounds easy. Your left hand starts arguing with your right hand about three seconds in. Every table you get past pushes your number up. The floor speeds up, the gaps tighten, and later on some tables drift between lanes as they come — you have to read where each one will settle before it gets to you. WHAT'S INSIDE - Two waiters, two thumbs, one brain: pure left-right coordination - Clean top-down restaurant view, everything readable at a glance - Four service lanes, so your two hands never crowd each other - Endless run with a personal best to chase - Free and offline, no timers, good for a thirty-second break So how high can you get your table number?