Hotel Giant 2

Hotel Giant 2 is an ambitious and detail-heavy management simulator developed by Enlight Software Limited and PerspectX, and published by Toplitz Productions, that attempts to place players in full control of every aspect of running a high-end hotel business. Rather than simplifying hospitality management into abstract systems, the game leans hard into granular realism, asking players to think like architects, interior designers, human resource managers, marketers, and financial planners all at once. Its core appeal lies in the promise of complete creative and managerial freedom, allowing players to shape hotels from the ground up while navigating the economic realities of the service industry. The game begins modestly, with players inheriting or constructing a relatively small property that must be expanded into a profitable operation. From the earliest moments, Hotel Giant 2 emphasizes customization and control. Rooms must be carefully laid out and furnished, not just for visual appeal but for functionality and guest satisfaction. With an enormous catalog of furniture, decorations, and functional objects, players can design everything from minimalist budget rooms to lavish luxur…

I've looked everywhere for a good hotel management game and this is not that. I bought this game because of the low price and immediatly regretted it. This game is just too old, the controls make no sense (and there is no way to change them in settings). There are limited assets (at least limited good ones) and it crashes frequently. Unfortunately It has been more than 2 weeks so I can't refund it but it doesn't really matter since it was only a couple bucks.

This is not a drill. There are no giants in this game. I seriously cannot express my disappointment to you all. What a waste of my f***ing time and money. I bet there aren't even giants in Hotel Giant 1 either. Never forgive you for this Enlight Software Limited.

Some good nostalgia. People complaining about the jank and dog controls on an ancient tycoon game made me chuckle though. Dawg all the games back then had the most DOGWATER controls, a lot of quality of life stuff in modern games didn't hit till around 2014-15. You think this is bad? Go play the first sims. They're not gonna dig trough archaic code to fix all that, think about what you're asking. The fact that the game runs at all is a miracle, I pray for the team that went through the probably equally jank game engine. Unreal engine had warped people's perceptions of how temperamental game creation, and media creation in general used to be. Just in 2015 alone, I remember having to queue things up in render farms to get a turnaround of a model, and praying I didn't have to re-do it 8hrs later because something rendered wrong. Now, I just load up marmoset for a few minutes. Anyways, if you wanna see what games were like back then, go for it. Just adjust around the controls, it really isn't that hard brother, in 10 mins you'll adjust.

crashes alot make lots of saves, but game is very fun with lots of replay value

If you like building hotels you will like this game.