History VideoGame / CarriesOrderUp

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Carrie avoids customers by spinning past them.

* VideoGameLives: Like the ''UsefulNotes/GameAndWatch'' games that helped inspire it, you're capped at three lives, even if you earn more.

* ItsAllAboutMe: Calcia's credits bio lists her likes as simply "Herself, Attention".

Players take control of Carrie, a waitress crab, as she runs around a port-side restaurant, serving orders for all manner of sea-life as they come through the door. But once Carrie starts working, she just can't stop! So you'll have to use quick reflexes and your graceful pirouette to dodge customers and avoid bumping into them. As you progress, your restaurant moves onto new locations with even more space where you'll have to keep track of customers, as well as new hazards like leaky plumbing and littering patrons!

!!Tropes featured in Carrie's Order Up!:

* VideoGameLives: Like the ''VideoGame/GameAndWatch'' games that helped inspire it, you're capped at three lives, even if you earn more.

* XMeetsY: VideoGame/{{Tapper}} meets VideogGame/PacMan.

* NonMammalianHair: Some characters, like Skyler the swordfish or Calcia, have fins or part of their shell shaped suck that they look like hairdos.

Players take control of Carrie, a waitress crab, as she runs around a port-side restaurant, serving orders for all manner of sea-life as they come through the door. But once Carrie starts working, she just can't stop! So you'll have to use quick reflexes and your graceful pirouette to dodge customers and avoid bumping into them. As you progress, your restaurant moves onto new locations with even more space you'll have to keep track of customers, as new hazards like leaky plumbing and littering patrons!

* SlipperyEel: Reginald again, though he's merely trying to slip in a lunch break on a long work day.

* YouAllLookFamiliar: Of course, as the ending credits reveal, you're not just serving oddly similar-looking FishPeople. Each species is actually a single character, and you serve duplicates of each one.

* XMeetsY: VideoGame/{{Tapper}} meets VideogGame/PacMan.

* CosmeticReward: Completing the challenges in Service Mode unlocks a secret picture.

Players take control of Carrie, a waitress crab, as runs around a port-side restaurant, serving orders for all manner of sea-life as they come through the door. But once Carrie starts working, she just can't stop! So you'll have to use quick reflexes and your graceful pirouette to dodge customers and avoid bumping into them. As you progress, your restaurant moves onto new locations with even more space you'll have to keep track of customers, as new hazards like leaky plumbing and littering patrons!

* RuleOfFunny: The game is populated by sea creatures, but everything still behaves like they're on land. Later levels even have ''puddles'' as a hazard.

* LawOfOneHundred: Well, you actually only need forty to gain an ExtraLife, but the same ideaa.

''Carrie's Order Up!'' is an arcade-style video game designed by Zachery "Cleave" Rudolph, featuring music by Brandon "[=InkyFirefly=]" Strong.

Players take control of Carrie, a waitress crab, as runs around a port-side restaurant, severing orders for all manner of sea-life as they come through the door. But once Carrie starts working, she just can't stop! So you'll have to use quick reflexes and your graceful pirouette to dodge customers and avoid bumping into them. As you progress, your restaurant moves onto new locations with even more space you'll have to keep track of customers, as new hazards like leaky plumbing and littering patrons!

''Carrie's Order Up!'' is an arcade-style video game designed by Zachery "Cleave" Rudolph.

* OilSlick: Just a puddle of water, but trying to spin through them will cause you to slip and fall, earning a Miss.

[[caption-width-right:350:[[CollisionDamage "I gotta watch my steps!"]]]]

* LawOfOneHundred: Well, your only need forty to gain an ExtraLife.
* OilSlick: Well, just a puddle, actually, but trying to spin through them will cause you to slip and fall, earning a Miss.

Players take control of Carrie, a waitress crab, as runs around a port-side restaurant, severing orders for all manner of sea-life as they come through the door. But once Carrie starts working, she just can't stop! So you'll have to use quick reflexes and your graceful pirouette to dodge customers and avoid bumping into them.

* Animesque: The big-eyed, brightly colored, sea creatures look like they came straight out of a '90s Japanese arcade game.