
Are you ready for a vacation? Then treat yourself to one! Experience My Sunny Resort – a unique simulation with a holiday feel. In this tycoon you open your own resort. Play free now and put your hotel management skills to the test!
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Well what can I say? Simple pay to win game. It's fun and kills time, but I'm immediately turned away with how much it asks you to spend on simple tasks. Or you can wait forever for everything you do. No real playability unless you have the cash.
Started out as a nice little island manager, was kind of nice and progressed pretty smoothly. Then got kind of gindy and realized there were microtransactions to speed the game alot. It got boring pretty quickly once it hit the grindy stage where it was go microtransactions or just wait alot. I don't think i'd recommend this to anyone unless they dialed back the grindy microtransaction parts and made it in general smoother after you get out of the main tutorialish area
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I was quite enjoying this game. But, got to lvl 17 where it asks for 40 shells to buy a Cocktail bar. I was aware that to speed up things you have to spend RL money to get shells and to get anywhere, which upto now I was taking the slower route and not buy shells. So if to expand and to have any further buildings, you have to buy shells this is where I stop playing the game. Therefore I give this a thumbs down.
My Sunny Resort is a free to play casual tycoon game developing a resort business. It worked on Win 10, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. It looks ok starting out but is quite Pay to Play with many microtransactions to sell you. The UI is rather clunky. You are handicapped from the start for your business needs. Designed to keep you busy. Try it and delete it before you spend real money. For more info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rSmkG_5xBs http://test2.mmoraw.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1490:my-sunny-resort&catid=8:browser-based&Itemid=9 https://www.wwgdb.com/games/my_sunny_resort https://steamdiscovery.com/821610/steamgame/my-sunny-resort/ https://steamspy.com/app/821610 https://mysunnyresort.upjers.com/en/
Pay to Win at its worst. Its not even a decent pay to win, rotating things to place them where you want seems impossible, everything is slow to try to get you to pay to speed up and the price of that is rather expensive, plenty of better management games out there that wont make robbing your wallet quiet as obviouse
To anyone reading all the negative reviews calling this game "pay to win", don't worry. It's not pay to win. Yes, ONE time at lvl 17 you will need to purchase "shells" to progress through the questline, but it's a $6.00 purchase, and it's not even necessary--meaning you still can progress past lvl 17, you just won't be getting quests anymore (big whoop). So, it's more of a "pay to progress any further after you've invested 40+ hours into the game and want to keep getting quest rewards" which makes total sense! They gotta make money for the game somehow.... Let me break it down. At lvl 17 you will need 40 "shells" to purchase a certain item in order to progress in the quests (NOT in the game, just the quests). All you do is go to the "shell store" and purchase the minimum amount--I think it's like $6.99 for 50 shells. Then once you complete the quest, you get your 40 shells back as a reward! OMG yes, you should pay to play a video game. These people don't do their jobs for free. I look at it like this, I've spent $6.00 and got 161 hours as of right now and I don't plan on quitting anytime soon. I've paid $60 for games and played them less time than that. So just play the game, if you like it, it should be worth $6.00 to you. It's still FREE to play until you reach lvl 17, and even then you can still keep going and leveling. The only thing your missing out on is rewards from the quest line, which is only money and xp, so it's not like you HAVE to even spend that 6 bucks unless you want to keep doing quests. And there's even ways around it where you can complete the quest without even using shells! Although time consuming, to quote one of the developers: "If you absolutely must solve this quest (which I get, since I'm a completionist myself),*but* don't want to spend 40 shells, you can try swapping for its card pieces with other players." All that aside. I obviously recommend this game lol. I've enabled comments for any trolls that wanna try to prove me wrong.
So, up until you reach level 17, it's a decent management game, I mean you know, we all probably played better but i was a little hooked anyway. You could live without the shells and then lvl 17 rolls in with a quest that makes you spend 40 shells (which you cant get till that level unless you buy) or you can't continue the quest line, yes you can still play the game, but not do the q and we all love q, we're gamers, it's in our blood.
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really fun game if it didnt slow down severely after level 7 (unless you pay ofc) dissapointing its a p2w cos the concepts really fun and i like the gameplay.
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