WLR: Hotel Giant (PC)

Hotel Giant developed by JoWooD needs these system requirements: Windows® 95/98/ME/2000/XP Pentium® II 350 MHz or higher 128 MB RAM 700 MB free hard disk space 4x CD-ROM drive 16MB 3D video card Win-compatible sound card DirectX® 8.0a Keyboard, Mouse I have also successfully loaded it onto my PC which has Vista, im sure the newer versions of this out on sale have adapted to include Vista, but maybe its worth double checking before you buy. I bought this game about a year ago now and its still a firm favourite! The back of the case reads : Enter the challenging tourism industry and test your skills ...  Read the complete review

Hotel Giant is very much like the Sims games that are about. The graphics are not great but adequate for the purpose of the game. When you load the game, you have the option of the tutorial, i chose this as i had no idea what to do. However, it was very tiresome and long winded, it wanted you to try out all of the actions before moving on to learn the next one. I got bored and quit to the main menu and opted to start a proper game instead. The idea of the game is that you start with an empty building. You have to buy fixtures and fittings to build the lobby, restaurant, bar, bedrooms etc. Once you have a reasonable looking hotel, you can open ...  Read the complete review

Hotel Giant is a business simulation game that as the title suggests allows you to build, design and manage your very own hotel in up to 23 of the locations available to choose from. I bought this game for just £5 from Game in a 2 for 10 deal and so I was not expecting this game to be very good. The game was released in May 2007 and so has been around for a long time now. What I loved about the game is that it had a Sims approach in that not only do you get to design and manage your hotel but you can also follow your guests around and find out from them what they liked and hated about the whole experience of being at your hotel! The graphics are actually very ...  Read the complete review

In this game you run a hotel, the main purpose of the game is to keep the customers happy whilst also meeting the requirements for each level. I began the game by playing the tutorial which I found was a bit long winded and went on for too long. Once I had finished this I had forgotten lots of the things it told me first. You begin with an empty hotel, you have to build everything, from the rooms to the lights. This gives you a lot of ownership over the hotel as you start from scratch. I found it was very hard to make the customers happy, they would often complain saying the room was too big there wasnt a restaurant, there wasnt a sofa in there ...  Read the complete review