/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5128443

The PlayStation also had tons upon tons of construction and management sims with unique themes. Chief among them is the Azito series, where you expand and manage a super-villainous secret base, complete with traps, mutated monsters, and robot guards. However, secret HQs are expensive, and you have to balance defense spending with consumer product development, which will generate enough profit to keep the lights on. Also, you have to deal with the occasional kaijuu attack or superhero invasion. The games are steeped in Japanese pop culture, tokusatsu, and old-school manga. Azito 3 in particular makes the interface more user-friendly and the presentation more attractive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5Ca3eUt2fE

Some other PS1 sims with unusual themes include: Aqua Paradise: Boku no Suizokukan, where you manage an aquarium; Dekiru! Game Center, where you manage an arcade; Doki Doki on Air, where you manage a radio station; Famires e Youkosou!, where you manage a family restaurant chain; Burger Burger, where you manage a fast food empire; the Gakkou o Tsukurou!! trilogy, where you manage a high school as its principal; Happy Hotel; where you manage a hotel; King of Producer, where you manage a talent agency; the Conveni Special series, where you manage a convenience store; The Drug Store, which is self-explanatory; and finally Gamesoft Wo Tsukurou, where you manage a game development studio.

Azito

Series of three games on the PS, with new sequels being made today (3DS, XBO). City building, management, simulation. Create an underground complex to defend against kaijuu attacks, while keeping your workers happy and researching new military technology. Tons of depth, as to be expected from a simulation game. References and cameos from old sentai shows are a bonus.