The House Always Wins

Having a ball playing this game, it's relaxing but fun with some random events that i love.

84 minutes into playing before I realized you can't hire ANY staff until you unlock a TON of things. Cashiers aren't available until the third and final upgrade. how am I supposed to run the bar, lotto, clean, and handle security ALONE??? crazy frustrating and disappointing

Fun game, but rather short for an economy game. I don't think it's balanced all that well, but it's like, fine I suppose. Not exactly Weed Shop 3. I basically bought this game in hopes that it would be another Weed Shop 3. WS3 is the single best balanced economy game I have ever played with plenty of content on the side and this is just sort of an okay economy game with some amusing events. It's not bad at all, don't get me wrong, but I don't feel like it's good enough to be worth the price. 6.99 maybe or 10 bucks if we're getting wild, but not 12.99. Maybe i'm pinching too many pennies here but I don't feel like i got a fair deal. I have two large disappointments for this game and the first one is the table game selection, incredibly limited and none of them are fun, and the other one is that the games aren't more complicated than just passive income generators. I had hoped that the player would make money through the law of large numbers like a real casino, but in fact you just get like 500 bucks every time someone sits down at a game. I'm finding it really tough to decide whether I should recommend this game to other players, but ultimately I suppose I wouldn't recommend this game to myself, so that's what I'll go with. I'm really on the edge with this one, and it's times like these that I wish steam had like a stars out of 5 review system instead of yes or no, because I'd give it 3 stars or two and a half probably. I found some enjoyment with the game and don't feel like I wasted my time, but it feels early access at best and costs more than it's worth.