The Bottom Line
- multiple difficulty levels
- uses the likenesses of Donald Trump and TV contestants
- no depth to gameplay
- limited number of types of mini-games
- tests your memory, not your strategic skills
Description
- Release: March 2005
- Publisher: Legacy Interactive
- Based on Donald Trump's reality television show, The Apprentice.
- With the voice of Donald Trump and likenesses of contestants from The Apprentice.
- If your team loses, you will be heading to the board room with Donald Trump.
- Sell and buy items from different parts of New York City to make a profit.
- Serve food to customers while they impatiently wait for you to make their meal.
Guide Review - "The Apprentice" Review (PC)
To start the game you pick the difficulty level, team name, and gender. The game is divided up into episodes and the final task. The challenges do not vary a lot. You will try to put together a product, solve a puzzle, sell and buy items for a profit, and serve food. The tasks are more oriented towards having a good memory and problem solving skills, instead of trying to develop a successful business plan.
If you do not beat the other team, then your team goes to the board room with Donald Trump. He'll berate you, tell you someone needs to be a leader, and then make you put together a scrambled word to stay on board. The word has nothing to do with the task you just done. To win the game, you need to make it through all board room meetings and get the best score in the final task.
The game is similar to other casual games you can play online. The simple gameplay is good if you want to pass some time away. This is not a serious business sim. If the demo interests you, then you may like the game.
