This adds a nice touch of realism, rather than playing in imaginary towns with names such as "hungryville" or whatever. You also select what city to build your establishment in from a list of real world locations. The various choices each have different personality traits, making some of them more suitable than others to achieve your objectives depending on the type of strategy you decide to pursue.
You begin by selecting a character to act as your CEO.
Perhaps a title such as Pizzeria Tycoon or something of the sort (in fact, Fast Food Tycoon shares many similarities with Microprose's 1995 release, Pizza Tycoon, although this earlier title is a bit more simplistic, particularly regarding the graphics) would be more accurate and equitable to consumers. Instead, there is a conspicuous absence of any option other than pizza on the menu. I would have no problem with the modified title if it weren't for the fact that it is considerably misleading - to me, Fast Food Tycoon clearly implies that you will be building and managing a variety of fast food restaurants, including burger joints, fried chicken franchises, taco houses, and more. with a different title than overseas ( Roller Coaster Tycoon expansion, Added Attractions went by the name Corkscrew Follies in the states, for example). In all fairness, it is a somewhat common practice to release games in the U.S. Something important to reveal first - Fast Food Tycoon is the same game as the European release, Pizza Syndicate. in order to turn a profit and gradually build a vast empire of dining establishments. You initially invest in the restaurant industry and then manage numerous factors regarding your business such as infrastructure, finances, staff, menu, advertising, etc. we're talking cold, hard cash here) on hand at the outset of the game into a sizable fortune. Does Fast Food Tycoon measure up to the high standards established by previous tycoon games such as Railroad Tycoon, Transport Tycoon, and the eminently successful and popular Roller Coaster Tycoon? For the answer to this and other burning questions, read on.Īs is the case with other ventures into the "tycoon" arena, the objective of Fast Food Tycoon is to transform the modest amount of capital (bread, moolah, scratch. The other, which is the primary focus of this review, is Fast Food Tycoon. Both of these new products fall ostensibly into the "tycoon" series of games, if for no other reason than by virtue of their titles. Activision has recently released two new SIM City -style business management simulation games under its Activision Value label.
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