Paradise Island 2: Hotel Game

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Paradise Island 2: Hotel Game isn’t recommended. The game play is boring because it involves mainly repeated patterns and active waiting. You run out of your energy easily and then you can’t do anything. A lot of actions require energy, construction, cutting trees, removing grass, removing the plants in a building, helping a tourist, building roads, demolishing roads, collecting a shell (yes, senseless) and so on. Unless you spend money on in-game purchases. You have to wait for collecting in-game currency from your shops or just wait for the energy to replenish for most of the time. In addition, purchasing a nearby small area with wild vegetation costs an extremely huge amount of money. You either have to collect enough money from your shops for months or buy in-game purchases. The cute 3-D illustration is the only advantage of the game. There are many better games than Paradise Island 2: Hotel Game on Steam.

This is a very expensive "free" game. In spite of this, I find it interesting and entertaining. I play it for several years, daily.

Paradise Island 2: Hotel Game is the kind of management game that I can easily settle into for a while. I start with a fairly basic tropical island and slowly turn it into a much bigger resort filled with hotels, attractions, shops and restaurants. I liked the feeling of watching the island develop as I earned resources and unlocked more buildings. It is not trying to be an incredibly complicated strategy game, but it does a good job of creating that satisfying feeling of starting small and gradually building something much bigger. The building side is easily my favourite part. There are more than 300 buildings to work towards, and I can use them to shape the island into the kind of resort I want. I enjoyed placing hotels alongside attractions and businesses instead of just covering the whole island with one type of building. Watching tourists arrive and actually having the resort feel busier as it grows makes the progression feel worthwhile. I also liked the variety of things I can build for visitors. Hotels are obviously the main attraction, but there are restaurants, shops, rides, cafes and other activities that help turn the island into more of an entertainment destination. T…

I think the first one is probably better and should be ported instead of the second. The second is still decent.

I like easy, fun games. this is not it. maybe it gets better with time, but at almost half an hour, i see no fun or point to this game.