If you’re expecting it to be funny and clever and allow you to flex your evil muscle at the expense of some faceless minions, you’ll be disappointed. If you like seeing virtual cash flow in by the shipload and making ever-larger tacky tourist traps, there’s more than enough here to keep you going for a few Sunday afternoons.

Available on: Xbox 360 , PC
Genre: Simulation
Release date: 13 Nov 2009
Published by: Kalypso Media
Developed by: Haemimont Games

Multiplayer Modes:

Offline

1 player SOLO

7 GOOD
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