Tropical Resort Simulator

A relaxing simulator with a nice setting and definitely more addictive than I expected. 🌴 The game managed to keep me entertained for around 9 hours. 😄 It’s great for switching off, having some fun, and you can lose track of time in it pretty quickly. Conclusion: Relaxing, charming, and definitely good for several hours of playtime. Worth checking out if you enjoy simulator games.

Fun life sim. 1. To run smoothly I had to configure the settings. 2. The more I played the more bugs I noticed but none were game breaking. More funny than frustrating. 3. The game is incomplete. Some bad animation choices like the trampoline animation is laughable... And when the sim purchase a beach towel they just collapse onto it rather than slowly lowering themselves. But I like the theme and the game has potential. VERDICT : So far so good. I could not stop playing despite its unfinished polish.

I think this MAY be the most interesting, fun pc game out there. Homerun. Bear droid should be the developer to watch!

Tropical Resort Simulator offers an entertaining blend of business management, island exploration, and relaxing vacation-themed activities, creating an experience that feels both productive and pleasantly laid-back. Developed and published by Beardroid Games, the game challenges players to transform an abandoned tropical island into a flourishing tourist destination. Rather than concentrating on a single business operation, it introduces several interconnected responsibilities, including restaurant management, recreational facility development, employee supervision, and environmental maintenance. Its strongest attraction is the gradual transformation of an overlooked location into a thriving paradise, where every improvement contributes to the overall success of the resort. The gameplay begins with the fundamental task of restoring the island to a presentable condition. Players must collect rubbish, clear obstructed areas, and prepare suitable locations for future attractions. This hands-on approach makes the restoration process particularly satisfying because progress is immediately visible throughout the environment. As visitors begin arriving, the focus gradually shifts toward …

Game is ugly and not fun. Also, there is a lot of bugs and annoying features. In the very introdctuion of the game, the trash clean up task, you can only take... one trash a time? you can't put them all together in one trash bag? I'm looking to have fun, not another job. Not for me.

This is a tropical party of a game. Blowing up old cabins in the proximity of guests and staff is technically a bad idea, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun. My wife and I are constantly laughing as we ragdoll each other and guests with the broom. The sound and physics are highly satisfying. The learning curve, the progression, and the loot and resource abundance is reasonable and balanced. Crafting items and preparing and cooking food are straightforward. Directing staff too is pretty straightforward. We've only played for 9 hours thus far and are constantly cracking up. We level up at a steady pace, usually in spite of ourselves. There is no shortage of things to explore, buy, craft, cook, loot. It feels far more like a beach party than a grind-it-out sim. The developers really nailed the spirit of the game, one of the funnest I've played in a while. So grab a friend, grab a broom, whack a seagull, jump in a twister, and have a fun romp.