 | Digital Release | Steam November 28, 2014 |
| Delisting | March 23, 2020 | |
| Developer | Earthworm Games | |
| Publisher | Ravenscourt | |
| Available On | None | |
| Links | SteamDB page |
Delisting
Five titles from publisher Ravenscourt were delisted from Steam on March 23rd, 2020. The titles include Mining Industry Simulator, Beach Resort Simulator, Helicopter 2015: Natural Disasters, Farm Mechanic Simulator 2015, and Construction Machines Simulator 2016.
All five titles are older releases from various developers but were all initially published by Ravenscourt. In comparison, older titles now published by Ravenscourt were originally credited to Deep Silver or one of Koch Media’s other subsidiaries. It appears that these five titles may have all fallen under the same licensing arrangement which expired in 2020 leading to their delistings.
Three of the titles reportedly saw a retail release in Australian or European territories while Construction Machines Simulator 2016 was ported to Nintendo Switch in 2019. However, this release appears to be heavily modified and does not include the ‘2016’ in the title so it is considered a separate release.
About the Game
Jump on a deserted coastal area and create a fully balanced exotic tropic resort with millions of tourists. Tourists will be attracted to the resort by providing different kinds of accommodation facilities; your job is to keep them there and get the money you deserve by providing top quality services for families, young adventurers and rich people.
Different categories of tourist will keep you busy in order to find the perfect balance between high and low quality services of all kinds. Mainly you will have to provide the infrastructure for good entertainment (Cinema, Casino, Bowling, …), top food and drinks (Restaurants, Bars, Fast food,…), beautiful ambience (Parks), safety (Police, Firefighters), hospitals, parking lots, and much more. All buildings will have an influence on each other and must be carefully placed to give an optimal result.
You must never forget to keep the water and electricity supply operational, and to create a perfect road network to connect the entire resort.
The player must find a balance between all these elements of the game and gradually expand the resort without disrupting the balance that allows the tourists to keep coming and staying.
Thanks to Wakayama_PT for submitting this game to the site