A nice idea, which unfortunately was not sufficiently implemented. The game is completely linear: You wait all the time for enough guests (and thus money) to come in, and then perform the next (linear) steps. No matter in which game area, there are almost no choices. The sequence is always the same: Guests come, sit, are served, pay, leave, and then it starts all over again. In the meantime, there is nothing to do (apart from some small micromanagement activities, which can be automated later → thus even less to do). Additionally, some more rudimentary features are missing, such as blueprint options for planning, and there is no real depth, as many of the ideas have been implied in their simplest form. On the other hand, it is praiseworthy that I have not encountered any bugs. Overall, though, it wasn't enough for me, so I can't recommend the game, especially when compared to other management games.

A nice idea, which unfortunately was not sufficiently implemented. The game is completely linear: You wait all the time for enough guests (and thus money) to come in, and then perform the next (linear) steps. No matter in which game area, there are almost no choices. The sequence is always the same: Guests come, sit, are served, pay, leave, and then it starts all over again. In the meantime, there is nothing to do (apart from some small micromanagement activities, which can be automated later → thus even less to do). Additionally, some more rudimentary features are missing, such as blueprint options for planning, and there is no real depth, as many of the ideas have been implied in their simplest form. On the other hand, it is praiseworthy that I have not encountered any bugs. Overall, though, it wasn't enough for me, so I can't recommend the game, especially when compared to other management games.