With it comes Zoo Empire, a title from last year that provides the same type of gameplay, but on dry land. Thankfully, I can say that Marine Park Empire is actually a fairly good value. Most games that come in at 20 bucks don't usually end up being decent. I wasn't expecting much out of this budget title. It's not the best in the business, but for the price point, there's a lot of game to be had. Marine Park Empire has what it takes to create a pretty healthy atmosphere to have some fun. They tend to be a little simpler, more family friendly, and put an emphasis on creating fun through colorful visuals and exciting customization options. The latter often have management options, but the focus is on creating an environment that will appeal to customers looking to have a good time. Tycoon titles tend to range from the hardcore business management sims down to more creatively centered titles that have to do with entertainment properties like RollerCoaster Tycoon. There's something pretty relaxing about being able to take your time and build up a healthy business and watch it flourish.
