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This is awesome. I love (almost) all Kairosoft games, but this is definitely one of the absolute best they’ve made. I had/have so much fun making pools, giving floaties and swimsuits to customers, and figuring out the best recipes. It’d be nice if people looked for other places to sit when the first one they went to wasn’t available, but that’s a small complaint.
Kairosoft ❤️
A return to form! Love this game and losing hours in it. For me this was simple to clear and I love the customization. Would love to see a sequel to cruise ship story with some of the pool mechanics and recipe creation.
This game is not as much a water park management game as it is a "fulfill customer request" game. The water park side of things is purely incidental, since most of all you'll do is have what you're doing interrupted by a customer demanding something you either already have or something you have to buy. There's no real benefit to the item you purchase after the request is fulfilled, since another customer can request the exact same thing and soon after, they thank you for already having what they wanted. You will constantly be interrupted in watching the people enjoying your work to view a request being made, a request being completed, a campaign being started, a campaign being completed or something else that has little to do with running the actual water park. Also, you will repeatedly get notifications when someone makes an in-game social media post that you can then "like," for virtually no benefit whatsoever. This game is pretty and somewhat enjoyable, but the constant interruptions and unnecessary screens to click through make it about as fun as running a canning factory. Not worth buying, in my opinion.
overall good!! a few strange issues from announcements not matching up, but it’s not too bothersome when i barely read those anyways.
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