Cyber Lounge Tycoon
- November 1, 2023
- TDSR Entertainment LLC
Get on SteamCyber Lounge Tycoon is a sandbox management game where you get to build and customize your own gaming club. Serve each customer or get a staff to do that for you. Upgrade and maintain your existing services. Expand and unlock new options. Decide what kind of club you want to run! Welcome Players, to the safe haven of gamers. Design and manage a cyber lounge for customers who come to relax and pla…
PC
Windows
Reviews
- Cute art direction and characters, with enjoyable features like petting a dog.
- The game offers a rewarding experience after the initial grind, making upgrades feel satisfying.
- It's a fun and laid-back tycoon game that can be enjoyed casually.
- The game has bugs, including issues with characters flying and screen tearing.
- Balancing needs improvement, and the game can feel tedious, especially if you forget to save.
- Some upgrades do not function as expected, making gameplay feel unnecessarily complicated.
- grinding4 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players find the grinding aspect to be initially tedious, especially when mistakes lead to starting over due to a lack of saves. However, many note that the effort becomes rewarding as they progress further into the game.
“At some point, it feels a little tedious because if you mess up and didn't save, you have to start over.”
“Tedious at first, but very rewarding later on.”
- gameplay2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
The gameplay is generally considered easy, but players report significant screen tearing when AI is generated. Additionally, purchased upgrades for cashiers and mechanics do not function automatically, requiring manual intervention to seat customers and repair computers.
“The game is too easy, but there is a significant amount of screen tearing when AI is generated. Additionally, when you purchase upgrades for the cashier and mechanics, they do not automatically seat customers or fix the computers.”
