Gaming Cafe Life
- July 13, 2024
- Akhir Pekan Studio
Get on Steam"Gaming Cafe Life" is a tycoon-style game that allows you to build and manage your own gaming cafe, crafting custom gaming setups and attracting a diverse cast of characters. As you grow your business, you can expand your cafe, unlock new features, and personalize your decor. The game also includes the option to build and customize your own motorcycle and design your own home.
Reviews
- The game is fun, addictive, and enjoyable, making it great for killing time.
- Graphics and gameplay have improved significantly compared to the previous version, with better NPC interactions.
- The controls are easy to understand, and the overall experience is relaxing despite some bugs.
- There are several bugs that can disrupt gameplay, including issues with saving and keyboard responsiveness.
- Some quests and mechanics can be frustrating, leading to a repetitive gameplay loop.
- The game feels incomplete in certain areas, with a lack of features like multiple save options and more diverse side quests.
- story10 mentions
- 20 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 30 % negative mentions
The story is generally well-received, with players appreciating its uniqueness and variety compared to previous titles, though some feel it could benefit from being longer and more developed. There are suggestions for improvements, such as incorporating more local cultural elements and enhancing quest mechanics to provide a more engaging experience. Overall, while the narrative is enjoyable, players desire deeper storytelling and better quest design.
“The storyline could be a little longer, but overall I think it's an outstanding game for such a low price.”
“So far the game, the system, and the story are fun.”
“This developer loves to make their quests infuriating.”
“I hope that future games created on weekends can be improved in terms of story, mechanics, and other aspects to provide players with a more unique and engaging experience.”
“For the story, it would be great to incorporate more Indonesian elements, such as creating a side quest for an online gem tournament and designing the models to reflect the 2000s youth culture.”
- gameplay4 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
The gameplay is generally regarded as enjoyable, with improvements noted in graphics, mechanics, and HUD. While some players find the core gameplay loop repetitive, the sequel to "Warnet Life" offers a more complex and engaging experience with enhanced interactions and visuals.
“Gameplay is fun.”
“I have played 4 simulator games, and I am very proud to see improvements in several aspects, such as graphics, gameplay, HUD, mechanics, etc.”
“Same 'get $5000 to progress!' and 'left click 50 times to beat up the enemy!' gameplay loop as the cinema game.”
“The sequel to Warnet Life 1 is better; the gameplay is more complex, with new graphics and new NPC interactions.”
- grinding2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players find the grinding aspect of the game enjoyable and easy, often dedicating long hours to it, which can lead to humorous situations in their real lives. Overall, the grinding is seen as a positive feature that enhances the gaming experience.
“I got scolded by my mom for grinding all day from morning till night.”
“The game is great... but the grinding is just too easy.”
- graphics1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The graphics in "Warnet Simulator 2" have received positive feedback for their significant improvements over the first game, including enhanced character designs with facial features and a better user interface, making it visually appealing for players.
“The graphics are a significant improvement, with NPCs now having distinct faces and a better user interface.”
“I discovered this game through an Indonesian YouTuber, and the graphics in Warnet Simulator 2 are stunning compared to the first game.”
“The visual enhancements in this sequel make it a great experience, especially for those who enjoyed the original.”
