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• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2021

  Like the Concept and Gameplay. But the Dev's have not updated the game or even given a reason why there are no updates for quite sometime. Do not recommend buying at this point. Looks like they are focusing on their other games. Added with the terrible communication it say its a no go. At this point it should be unlisted if they cared about their reputation.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2022

  Really wanted to give a Yes review, since the main Party Hard is awesome but... After spending about 19 hours, getting some missions done, being somewhat rich and famous *-* and advancing the story, the game broke and doesn't load my 7th April 2017 save. This was after acquiring a red location (Desert Oasis, not sure anymore) and trying to host a party there. It just sits on the loading screen of that party forever. Since I'm a masochist, I am currently testing a second save. Some violet and red visitors appeared at some of those events and it didn't count, like they were never there. Not sure if is this a bug or not, but I got the likes so should be able to have the new fans, right...? I will see how it goes, but the game is probably unplayable at some point which is a shame - so much potential lost /: 29th Dec. - The game got stuck again at 11th April 2017 after failing the second Rose quest so now I have that second save broken as well. Progress through some of the achievements doesn't seem to count for me, like number of party themes, personnel or progress level until level 100. Some of the party themes for levels Red and Violet require things that are still yet to be implemented or belong to another colour level. There are also many other bugs but my biggest sadness is that the Hot dog trailer has the same image as the Pizza one T.T My question and awe is: what kind of dark magic people had to invoke so they could earn this game's achievements?!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 20, 2017

  While the production values of the game are fine (a lot of attention to visual detail has been given, as well as the music), the main game mechanic as such is extremely shallow. Go to a location, place your speakers, food/drink items and some decoration. Run some party, where you interact very little, besides filling up food/drink and send your entertainers around. The party ends, you make or lose some money; rinse and repeat. Also, once you've run a party in a location, the items are already there, so you normally get even less to do for reusing a location. On top of that the game is very easy; not a challenge at all. I got bored of the game within my second hour of playing it. I am an enthusiast of deep and complex tycoon and management games and I cannot recommend this game, because of the shallowness. It reminds me of flash game level of complexity. Heck, I've seen free Flash games who have more to them than this one. Sorry, thumbs down from me.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2017

  It's promising. Setting up a party, arranging for the advertising, personnel, equipment, food, then getting the right combination for people to come in. Unfortunately it's fiercely unforgiving to beginners, and if you have a bad party early on it's difficult to recover. I feel discouraged from trying new things out because I don't have the money to gamble on the choices; if a day lacks profit, I end up restarting the whole game because there's no way to take it back. It could really use a (skippable) tutorial where someone walks you through how to plan a good party, or hot tips that can be turned off/on. I also am unsure what the different statistics are for different items - some of it is obvious, but others I have to take a few guesses at. For $7.00 CAD it's fun, but be prepared to just flail wildly and hope for the best.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2017

  - If you're coming in seeing "Tycoon" and expecting heavy management features, prepare to be disappointed. None of these made themselves apparent in an hour and a half of play. - This game generally seems to be lacking in content and feels unpolished when it comes to that content which it does have. - Various core mechanics are not engaging in that they simply require menial and repetitive actions to maintain (waiting tables/giving timed periods of power to smoke machines and lights). - Tooltips are very sparse and when present their usefulness is unreliable, some giving somewhat useful but generally vague information and others only giving flavour text. - The game also makes little effort to teach you how to play, with your tutorial basically just being a big text dump on your in-game phone screen interspersed with gigantic screenshots. Despite the attractive art style and interesting concept, the game falls over when it comes to the excecution and therefore I could not recommend its purchase unless you are fully prepared to deal with all of its shortcomings.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 3, 2017

  Waiter Management Simulator 2017
• gamedeal user

  Nov 5, 2017

  This game could be good. I really liked Party Hard and left a positive review for that game. However, there are a few points that are so sorely bad right now with this one, I can't help but to give it a negative review. I will try to number them here: 1- The food/drink/waiter/guests interactions are HORRIBLE. You have to constantly tell your waiter to refill the tables, but he never gets in a table on time, and dosen't seem to prioritize tables by distance and/or how empty they are, so it often takes a long time to refill everything. At the same time, guests leave the party IMMEDIATELY if they find an empty table, even once. A complete disaster. The devs have to take care of this problem. Either let me hire more waiters, reduce the sensibilities of guests to empty tables, have waiters auto-fill tables or improve their AI by A LOT. Anyway, something has to be done, or else this becomes "Waiter Simulator 2017". 2- During parties, there are only two things one can do: take care of the waiter and other employes and turn on the party lights. Thats very little to do on events that represent the majority of the game. There's very little gameplay involved. Give us more to do at parties! They are supposed to be fun! 3- The game can be very repetitive. First, as I stated, because there is not a lot to do. Second, because no matter the scenario or party theme, not much seems to change. With different venues and themes should come different content... But not in this game. 4- The dialogue is AWFUL. It's beyond nasty. Some of it seems to be a deliberate "aestethic" option from the devs, but when it's so poorly written it becomes not only hard to read but incredibly boring, it's no longer about setting a mood, but just plain laziness. 5- Much like the dialogue, the story in general is very silly and poorly writen. Party Hard made a much better job, and I am frankly surprised to see how bad this is by comparison. All that said, this is in Early Acess, and I have hope I will come back to it in a few months and see some improvements. If that's the case, I will change this review.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 22, 2018

  "Lets release an EA game and never touch it again"
• gamedeal user

  Jun 15, 2018

  I can not recomend this game. It is just broken and missing a lot of features. The developers also have not posted an update since 2017. It is fun at first, but after a while you only see the flaws that destroy your experience. Not worth 9.99.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 26, 2018

  Game was abandoned by the devs. The only time they pop their heads out is when you say their game is dead and they say, 'no it isn',t updates are coming but we can't say when' Don't buy this, they're already creating a sequel before finishing this one. Game looked like fun but had a poor tutorial and the mechanics are foggy.