“ Grand Casino Tycoon follows in the footsteps of classics of the genre, but brings with it all sorts of fresh features and ideas that fans and newcomers alike will enjoy,” said Winfried Diekmann, CEO of Aerosoft.
Managers need to keep their eyes glued to the security cams for expert gamblers and deal with them appropriately, but make sure to provide a decadent and thrilling experience for the guests that want to spend! Design is only half the battle, however, and players will need to pay close attention to individuals winning more than they should - never forget, the house always wins. Place slot machines and games tables in strategic locations to maximize traffic, but make sure the drinks are nice and close by with easily accessible bars and restaurants. In Grand Casino Tycoon, makin’ money is the name of the game, and simulated Sam Rothsteins will need to do whatever it takes to keep gamblers gamblin’ and the cash coming in. Virtual Bugsy Siegels will not only design the layout of their sparkling gambling dens, but will need to keep a close eye on the guests and strategically manage their wants, needs, and winnings - after all, you don’t want them to win or lose too much money! Find that magic middle-line and keep the chips flowing and the crowds happy! I was bored with this movie, I kid you not.Grand Casino Tycoon adds new levels of depth to the classic Tycoon game formula. My rating of "Casino Tycoon II" is a mere, and somewhat generous, three out of ten stars. While this 1992 Hong Kong movie definitely had an impressive cast ensemble, with the likes of Andy Lau, Chingmy Yau and Shiu Hung Hui on the cast list, it just failed to be entertaining given the lousy and pointless storyline and script. And I actually can say that I have no intention of returning to watch the rest of "Casino Tycoon II". But a storyline that was just mundane and pointless, and virtually nothing overly interesting or particularly action-filled happened in that time, so I was bored senseless. I had been tempted to turn it off a couple of times before then, but stuck with it, because this was Andy Lau after all.
Actually I managed to endure 1 hour and 4 minutes of the ordeal, then I simply had enough and got up to turn off the movie.
This movei from writer and director Jing Wong was boring, so very, very boring. Well, apparently not everything that Andy Lau stars in turns to gold. But still, it was a Hong Kong movie and had Andy Lau in the lead, so of course I ended up sitting down to watch it. First of all, I don't think I've actually seen the first movie here, so I had no idea what to expect from the 1992 movie "Casino Tycoon II" (aka "Do sing daai hang II: Ji juen mo dik").
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