Casino Empire Critic Reviews

The game looks great, plays well, has a solid soundtrack, is user-friendly, and is enjoyable. What more could you ask for?

While the concept is anything but original, the game is polished and enjoyable.

An interesting twist on the empire-building genre, but a lack of polish keeps it from being truly great.

While it's good for a quick game, in the long term you must ask yourself, "How much fun is it to place objects and watch people?"

There is some basic strategy, but once you've got the hang of it, Casino Empire is a pretty simple game.

An exercise in tedium and frustration that's best left in the box, Casino Tycoon's few positives do little to balance out a mass of overwhelming negatives that avid players of the genre and even casual fans will find sorely displeasing.

Like Buddy's Casino, the first business you manage in the game: solid and full of promise, but ultimately unable to knock off the big boys further up the street.

It plays conservatively and never hits the jackpot.

If you're more interested in the relaxing sights and sounds of Las Vegas than you are in playing a highly challenging strategy game, you might want to take a gamble with Casino Empire.

A graphically eye catching title offering multiple game choices and services to use in the development of your perfect casino, but looking past this glitter and technical stability is a title offering no long term gameplay or challenge even to novice fans of the genre.