The tip will appear after a specific number of empty mugs are released by the customers, and will appear wherever the customer who releases the required mug is standing. For example, in all levels, the first tip is left by the customer who returns the second empty mug, and will be left beside wherever this customer is standing. By collecting the tip, the player earns extra points and initiates "entertainment" for that level dancing girls on the wild-west level, cheerleaders on the sports level, etc.
While the entertainment is active, some fraction of the customers will be distracted and stop advancing towards the player, but they will also stop catching mugs. In order to complete a level, the player must clear the entire bar of customers. Once this is done, the player is presented with a short vignette in which the bartender draws a drink for himself, drinks it, then tosses the empty mug into the air with varying usually humorous results, such as kicking it and shattering it or having the mug fall atop his head and cover it.
As the game progresses, the customers appear more frequently, move faster along the bar, and are pushed back shorter distances when they catch their drinks. In addition, the maximum number of customers per bar gradually increases until every bar can have up to four customers at a time. In between levels of different settings, the player is presented with a "challenge" round. In this segue, the player is presented with a single bar that has six cans of beer or root beer sitting on top of it.
A masked villain shakes every can except one and then pounds on the bar, causing the cans to shuffle their positions. It is in essence a shell game. If the player selects the unshaken can, the hero is shown smiling and a message reads "This Bud's For You" on the Budweiser version or "This one's for you" on Root Beer Tapper , and the player is rewarded with extra points.
Originally sponsored by Anheuser-Busch, the first arcade versions sported a "Budweiser" motif the Budweiser theme song was actually used in the arcade game.
The machine was intended to be sold to bars with many of the cabinets designed to look like bars—complete with a brass rail footrest and drink holders. The very first machines had game controllers that were actual Budweiser beer tap handles, which were later replaced by smaller, cheaper, plastic "beer taps" with the Budweiser logo on them.
Reviewer: RetroNostalgic - favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 25, Subject: Super fun to play It does not seem as if a game about filling up a mug with root beer and throwing it to customers would be fun. Filling up the glasses, running after the empty glasses and getting the tips.
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