- May 23, 2023
- Homo Ludens
Blooming Business: Casino
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About
"Blooming Business: Casino" is a relaxed sim-management game where you build, design, and manage a retro casino in the districts of Las Venas. With two modes, Story and Sandbox, players can complete quests, satisfy the needs of clients and VIPs, and hire staff to create a thriving casino empire, all while enjoying the company of cute animals. The game is inspired by the rise of Las Vegas in the 1950s and offers multi-floored casino building for maximum profitability.











- The game is very relaxing and fun, with an engaging and humorous story.
- It features charming graphics and cute characters, making it enjoyable for casual players.
- The game is easy to pick up and play, making it a good introduction to tycoon games.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs that can hinder gameplay and prevent story progression.
- It is considered too easy, with little challenge or risk of failure, making it feel repetitive.
- The management mechanics lack depth, leading to a feeling of limited engagement and creativity.
story
84 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally praised for its engaging and quirky characters, providing a fun and lighthearted narrative experience. However, players have reported significant bugs that can halt story progression, detracting from the overall enjoyment. While the story mode is enjoyable and focuses on storytelling rather than complex gameplay mechanics, some players feel it lacks depth and challenge, making it more akin to a simulation than a traditional tycoon game.
“The story and writing (what I could experience) are fun, and the art direction and setting are really solid.”
“Quirky characters and a nice story really helped the game come together.”
“The combination of the engaging story mode and the freedom of the sandbox mode kept me entertained for hours.”
“After about 3 hours in, I hit a game-breaking bug that prevents story progression.”
“For the most part, the game plays itself and the story became a repetitive grind of 'meet the minimum requirements and wait'.”
“Id say this is more of a Sims game than a tycoon game; it's more about storytelling and furniture placement than building a business or having a risk of failing.”