Travel Agency

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Say goodbye to your dead-end corporate job and open your own Travel Agency. Everyone has to work for a living, but why not make your living by putting together unforgettable vacation packages for your customers? Although you will start off in modest accommodations, your hard work will...

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Just played this demo for approximately half an hour. You play a travel agent and customers come in and order various travel packages. Some want air travel packages, some want discount packages, some want standard packages. You have various workers who complete the orders and you have to keep an eye on them also as they will fall asleep at their desks if they run out of energy. You can give them cash bonuses from the company vault to keep them motivated (if only it were this easy in real life LOL). The game is pretty straightforward and basic - it will pass the time if you are looking for something to do but it lacks the momentum to really keep you playing and interested. If the game is on sale or a freebie, I would take it but I would not pay full price because I think there are other more engaging games out there. It can be difficult to tell what stage of progress each worker is in (when things are moving at a faster pace several levels in) and the products that are being ordered themselves have only vague differences. If you have trouble seeing small objects, you probably want to avoid this game as well.

1st August, 2010,