Parking Tycoon 2: Business Simulator

THIS GAME HAS BEEN ABANDONED BY THE DEVS. TO MANY BUGS, DO NOT BUY

game have bugs, i can't use all game feature and AI workers is strong 0/10

Overall just thrown out to get cash quickly and very unpolished

Parking Tycoon 2: Business Simulator, developed by Geekon and published by Midnight Games, takes a surprisingly ambitious approach to a niche management genre. What initially appears to be a straightforward parking lot simulator quickly reveals itself as a hybrid experience that mixes business management, character progression, and even moments of direct confrontation. The premise is simple: build a parking empire from the ground up, attract customers, expand your operations, and protect your investment. Yet beneath that simplicity lies a game eager to offer more than the average tycoon title. The foundation of the experience revolves around managing and expanding parking facilities. Players start with limited resources and gradually transform modest lots into profitable businesses through careful investments and upgrades. Earnings can be reinvested into larger spaces, additional services, and improved infrastructure, creating a satisfying loop of growth and optimization. There is an undeniable appeal in watching a small operation evolve into a bustling enterprise filled with vehicles and activity. The progression system encourages long-term planning, rewarding players who balance…

# Parking Tycoon 2: Business Simulator **Rating: 2/5** I originally bought this game and refunded it, but decided to give it a second chance after finding it on sale. I really wanted to enjoy it and see what it had to offer. Unfortunately, I ended up disappointed. **The game lacks proper explanations.** There are so many features and mechanics, but very little guidance on how they actually work. As a result, you have to spend a lot of time figuring things out yourself. While learning new mechanics can be part of the fun in a tycoon game, here it often feels more confusing than rewarding. The logic behind the game also feels like a step backwards compared to the first game. Some mechanics, such as the fighting system, feel completely disconnected from the normal gameplay, and I honestly don't understand why they were designed this way. **The security system is another example of a mechanic that feels pointless.** Security guards can fight and apparently die, which I can understand. However, replacing them is a pain because you have to wait for new staff to become available. The available staff seems to be randomized, so you might get a security guard or a car washe…

it would be nice with the Polish language