Camping Manager 2012 (PC) - Reviews
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26.7.2013
This is a quaint little resource management game (quite similar--though with obviously better graphics--than the likes of Theme Park/Hospital, back in the day!)The gameplay is simple and fun, yet deep enough so you don't get bored of it (so long as you're not expecting something with the realism and depth of something like Sim City). You get to choose between tents, caravans and holiday chalets for your campers (so no campervans or motorhomes). Once you have decided where these are going to go, you need to make sure they're supplied with water and in walking distance of some entertainment (kids playgrounds/BBQ areas etc.) and amenities (toilet and shower blocks) etc.
10.10.2013
Will wonders never cease?!! This is the second title from Developers, Excalibur Publishing, that seems to be OK. Excalibur games, up until now, have always been laugh-out-loud-and-point-at-the-screen dire, but this is the second title of their's I've played now which seems to be half decent.I say half decent, but there are some caveats. This game is not going to keep and adult entertained for instance - but if you have a young child (and particularly if you have ever taken them on holiday to Butlins or Centre Parks etc.) it's perfect.You're basically the manager of a campsite which you have to build up as a business. You start off with tents but eventually be able to buy caravans and chalets for your guest.
9.7.2013
Obviously I expect you to be aware of what kind of games you like to play. If you're not interested in playing first-person shooters and getting owned by twitch-triggered teens and prefer a more laid-back style of game, you should consider this.There is no edge-of-seat excitement, there is only a campsite and you running it. Campaign mode puts you in each different country in turn with a set of objectives to meet, whereas free mode gives you the choice of where to play and endless time to do so.You get to micro-manage practically everything from the price of the coffee to when there are barbeque events in your campsite. Trying to keep everyone happy is no easy feat, for example,
12.10.2013
Ever wanted to run your own camp site? Well I'm sure there must be a few out there who does and this game let's them manage one to their hearts content without actually having to spend any real money.These are budget sim games but I think they have a certain charm to them in a 'game developers against all odds produce a half-decent product concerning an off the wall activity' sort of way and this is one of the more unusual and, actually because of that, interesting ones. Essentially you have tents, chalets and caravans on a site and you have to make money from them. Hardly saving the planet from giant insect invasion or blowing up half the cosmos but as I said, the subject matter,
16.9.2013
a budget priced game so you get a fair buget game, its easy to install , a few operating instructions would have been nice but you quickly pick it up, its entertaining in a dip in and out game way, i quite liked it but possibly not for the serious gamer, kids would like it to
21.5.2013
this one`s more for the younger members of the family. but still fun for you parents.graphics ok for a small budget company and challenges get harder so some thinking about placement of camping items.
12.1.2013
Easy to use; would have been 5* if clearer instructions, but managed to work round problems. Good fun to play.
13.1.2015
Brill item