
Build your casino empire in Las Venas alongside cute animals! Blooming Business: Casino is a cosy management game. Build and run your casino in a bustling world full of drama. Complete quests and manage your clientele. Keep everyone happy, from the clients, to the employees (and beware of the bear).
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Relaxing cozy sim-management game
Build, design and manage your retro casino
Cute animals
2 game modes:
Story (11 missions to discover the districts of Las Venas and all its interesting characters & events)
Sandbox (Creative and Endless to let you play however you want)
Satisfy the needs of clients and VIPs with distinct needs and competitive goals
Oh and also, cute animals!!!
In this tycoon game inspired by the rise of Las Vegas in the 1950s, your mission is to revive a run-down casino, complete quests and manage your clientele for maximum profit. As you gain income and reputation you’ll advance through the casino ranks, from dusty desert to the glittering heights of Las Venas.
Manage your casino business and keep everyone happy, from the clients, employees to the VIP’s.
Build multi-floored casinos: More floors mean more space to organize your casino games.
Choose your hires, place breakrooms, manage your vault and deal with employees.
Different styles and décor will speak to different customers. Attract the right kind to keep your income and reputation high.
Unlock new items and bonuses for your casino using the Market Research tree. Will you rig the system or legally maximize fun?
Build your A team: Level up your Pitbosses to oversee your employees, increase your loyalty, engage with them, and unlock specific skills for your management.
Blooming Business: Casino is not just your standard tycoon game, you’ll progress through 11 narrative missions and face increasing challenges as you try to cater to the demanding and sometimes competing needs of the VIPs.
Each VIP has different skills and unique backstories that you can align with to shape your Casino business. Who will you side with?
Accomplish missions to get to know them. You’ll need them on your side so it will be vital to connect with them and learn their backstories to satisfy their goals and desires throughout the missions.
Specialize your casino and adapt your management to cater to their craziest pet peeves for big rewards! Your choices will impact their behaviours and your gameplay experience.
Play the game in one of 2 main modes:
The Campaign – will show you the ropes and introduce you to the VIP’s and the rich narrative landscape that makes up Las Venas. You’ll make choices here that influence how your Casino career will play out!
Sandbox modes – Casino types, items, decorations and Casino games are open for you to run your Casino and manage your business however you please!
Don’t play against the House, be the House…
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Languages: English, French, German, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Traditional Chinese
Add-ons
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Reviews
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Reviews
x-- 7/10 --x It's a really cute game with some interesting mechanics. Not groundbreaking by any means, but still a lot of fun to play.
i liked this game as it is generally just fun to manage a casino
If Animal Crossing had a gambling DLC In all seriousness, this game's a great "cozy" tycoon game.
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Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Great cosy game! Wholesome artstyle and campaign mode. Not a hard management game which makes it a relaxing experience.
[b]Biggest potential problem: [i]Blooming Business: Casino[/i] is [u]very[/u] [u]easy[/u].[/b] (The management/tycoon aspect is, at least.) Scenarios give you heaps of starting cash, and every machine seems to pay for itself. In normal play, it's essentially impossible to go bankrupt unless you're missing a basic feature (e.g. you forgot to hire any clerks) or the scenario's gimmick modifies your wallet/spending somehow This is by design, I think. Individual scenarios aren't meant to take more than an hour or so, and they're more about the story and characters than managing the casino moment-to-moment — you have plenty of money, but a scenario might (for example) ask you to attract a certain number of a guest type to a specific room, or sell a number of a certain drink at the bar, and the "challenge" is in figuring out how to make that happen BB:C is a good game for you if you play tycoon/management games more for the story, the decoration/design, and the excitement of watching the little ants scurry around the ant-farm you built for them. If you play tycoon/management games for the challenges of running a business, you will bounce right off I'm in the former category, so I really like it. The vibes are immaculate, 10/10 visuals, 10/10 music, QOL/accessibility is great, and the story (though very PG and lacking the kind of Scorsese crime grit you might expect) is enough to keep me engaged. It seems like this game has badly under-sold and that breaks my heart for how much charm it's got [b]To address the devs directly:[/b] 1) The foot-room requirement for a lot of buildings makes it hard to design natural-looking spaces. Not only can't I place furniture in other furniture's foot-room, but I can't have furniture's foot-room overlap with [i]other[/i] furniture's foot-room. I have to put couches 2m apart from each other! I can't put chairs in front of tables! It's insanity and it really limits my creativity. If it's a balance concern, I'd be okay with some kind of "anarchy mode", where clients can path through furniture but achievements get disabled as a trade-off or something 2) Do consider that copywriting portfolio I sent to your web form a few months back xoxoxo (I'm only joking, unless it works, then I'm not joking)
good
Not what I expected from a casino tycoon game... 1h for a tutorial and then when I finally do something the game just got stuck...
It is a easy game for sure, with a very simple design and layout even casual players can master it quickly. Lovely characters that reduced lots of stress in playing. Feeling sorry to see it no further updates. Anyway, its still a good game after all .
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