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The game is famous though for the trick of adding lots of salt to food to make the visitors spend more on drinks, which isn't improving well being. I'd bet on t
by seanwilson 6y ago
The game is famous though for the trick of adding lots of salt to food to make the visitors spend more on drinks, which isn't improving well being. I'd bet on the designers adding this because it was a fun and amusing gameplay mechanic over them trying to say something about capitalism however.
Similarly, people would build parks that were super dangerous, or create areas that set off chain reactions of visitors throwing up everywhere. It's a fun sandbox.
- dleslie 6y agoLots of business simulation games completely fail at modeling the inflow of customers as a reaction to existing customer satisfaction. Ie, they don't model returning customers or the effect of customer dissatisfaction on attracting new customers. And yes, like with Rollercoaster Tycoon, one could do horrendous things; but that's less a reflection on the player's moral character as it is upon their curiousity and awareness of the lack of real harm.