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"Casino Empire"

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Casino Empire

"Casino Empire"

Sierra

The Bottom Line

"Casino Empire" is a solid game that will please business sim fans, but lacks a few key features to make it a must have.
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Pros

  • solid sound
  • both sandbox and mission modes

Cons

  • cannot rotate map
  • no ability to easily follow a customer
  • lack of speed options

Description

  • Released: September 27, 2002
  • Publisher: Sierra
  • Eight missions to play, during which you'll meet a host of unique and sometimes crazy characters.
  • After you complete each mission in "Empire Mode," that casino becomes available in sandbox mode.
  • Build attractions and games that will attract professional gamblers, families, and tourists.
  • You are responsible for advertising, comps, eliminating the competition and more.
  • Empire mode challenges you to achieve a specific building level, number of patrons, and money level.
  • Pay-off mobs not to be destroy machines or try to chase away customers.

Guide Review - "Casino Empire"

"Casino Empire" has its flaws, but so does every other game. While waiting for cash to build up, watching the patrons play the games and tinkering with the house edge will help pass the time away. Management sim fans will be disappointed in the lack of features, and how easy it is to build a steady business. However, if you can get past a few missing features, there's a good chance you'll enjoy "Casino Empire."
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