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Nothing special, but it is free, so feel free to try.

Pretty alright, has a lot of features, but at the end of the day it is still a standard managing game. But definitely one of the better gaming developer simulations I've played.

Can recommend it, fun with a friend. The only major criticism is the occasional desync, which is extremely annoying.

The remake has exceeded my expectations and delivered an exceptional gaming experience. From start to finish, I had an absolute blast. Gameplay is simply top-notch. The controls are responsive and intuitive, and the overall game flow is excellent. The revamped visuals are breathtaking, breathing new life into the game's atmospheric environments. The attention to detail is remarkable, and every location feels meticulously crafted, immersing you in the terrifying world of survival horror. Personally, I liked RE2 a little bit more, because of the focus on puzzles, but because both remakes are the pinnacle of the franchise, you can't go wrong with either of them. Anyway, definitely worth it.

Exactly what you'd expect from a Life is Strange game, though it doesn't reach the class of the original. Still recommendable, but I only recommend it in a sale, since the playtime doesn't justify a full price.

I had a blast and can definitely see why the game is appreciated and praised by many and served as one of the cornerstones of this great franchise. Despite my personal opinion, I can't recommend it to everyone. While it still plays well, in some aspects the game has unfortunately aged poorly. These mainly include the camera work, controls and gameplay mechanics in battles. If you get into it, you can have fun, but especially in direct comparison to the modern remakes, it's not easy to get started. However, once you get used to it, it's good, as the puzzles in particular have aged very well. Overall, good to experience a part of video game history.

Felt a little bit disappointed after the great remake of the Resident Evil 2. It is way shorter and overall lacks the puzzle aspect, because it is more action based. Never played the original, but seems they cut out tons of content from the original. Therefore, can only recommend during a sale. Because Steam doesn't have a neutral thumb, thumbs up anyway, since I had fun despite the shortcomings.

At first, it makes a promising impression, but it gets repetitive extremely quickly, so it didn't give me any incentive to keep playing. You get a good overview of what the game has to offer in the tutorial, and after that you keep clicking through the same menus and just change a few mission settings.

The core concept is comparable to "OpenTTD" but much simpler (way less management aspects and less gameplay features), which is why the long-term motivation is missing. Overall, still a decent game for in between.

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.