Hotel Giant 2 Screenshots
There are simulation and management games for almost anything these days, but if you fancy creating a world-class hotel, Southpeak Games’ Hotel Giant is back for a second spin.
Hotel Giant 2 will of course have more than enough customization options for decorating and furnishing your guest rooms, but you’ll also have to deal with the eccentricities of your global clientele — that means watching and figuring out what makes them happy. You’ll be able to make the big bucks and expand your 5-star hotel chain to cities like Paris and Rome when Hotel Giant 2 is released for the PC at the end of January.
Did I mention you can outfit your hotel with an arcade room? Don’t take my word for it — screens are after the break.
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