Cyber Lounge Tycoon

This is pretty much a clicker game, customers come in, you click on your desk, it lights up, make sure the customer is lit up too, they ask for a game (upgrades do away with that) then you click on a computer station. It's not a horribly made game, far from it, it looks great, it is just very tedious and even with staff, you still got to make them go do the jobs, they really do need to be automated.

Enjoying the game so far. Very basic game cycle easy to kind master. OK, slow to make money at first but that's understandable. need to own all the games to start making cash.

The game is great it just I have to manually allocate customer to every sit even i got cashier on the counter.

The game is a glorified clicker game instead of a tycoon, and not even a good one at that. The Bad: You have no automation, Employees simply make it so that you have less of a delay to clicking. Interactables are small and will block each other. Want to buy a nice cluster of desks? your just hurting yourself because they will cover each other. The tech tree is a joke. 3 tiers, 7 techs, and you have to buy the next size of building to access the next tier of it. Upgrading is a punishment, not a boon. You lose all investment in your previous shop and have to start the next one from scratch instead of receiving any form of refund or carrying over the computers/decorations from the previous one. The Good: I cant find anything redeeming about this game. It doesnt do anything novel, it doesnt do anything fun, and it doesnt even have the line go up/numbers go brrr that a tycoon or clicker game normally would. Your just stuck clicking faster and faster to try and keep yourself out of debt with no payoff.

relax, chill, pet the dog, click like your life depends on it, find all the misspells in the menu :) I like the art and style, tycoons not my type, so no deep analysis. 11/10 I recommend

Very cute art direction, love the characters and the fact that you can pet the dog. Expanding and getting upgrades feels rewarding after the early game grind. Could do with a bit of a balance pass, but is a solid entry in the indie management sim genre.