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Mega Mall Story

Mega Mall Story

|Japan|Strategy, Simulator

9.5 /10

Aww Amazing!

Niche

321 ratings
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Another management simulator from Japanese developer, Kairosoft. The player manages a mall, filling it with stores, facilities, and transportation options to attract customers.

Story and worldbuilding

Design a towering mall of mega proportions! Attract droves of customers and elevate yourself to 5-star status in this mall management simulation game! Add anything from fast food joints to sushi restaurants, stairs and elevators--even a heliport--all with a touch of the finger! When your establishment's popularity reaches a certain point, a "Fever" is triggered in which customers swamp your mall! You can then exercise your newfound affluence by investing in the surrounding area--bringing in even more customers and being a good citizen at the same time! Oh yeah! Keep your eyes on the mega-prize--only you can build the ultimate mall!

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Rating momentum

Aww Amazing!: 9.5/10 across 321 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Strategy, Simulator, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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LadiesGamers.comElena Kua · 7 Apr, 2021
7.5/10

So I hovered between giving the “Not Sure” and “I Like It” rating. I like MMS2 just enough to want to try other Kairosoft games, to see if they’ve done better with the simulation formula elsewhere. I like it just enough to think, “I bet I could do a better job on a second playthrough!” But no, I don’t like it enough to sit through it again, even if Fast mode eliminated the eternity of screens and waiting and dragging shops around (though the touchscreen function performs wonderfully for this final task). Maybe the thing about Kairosoft games is that you’re expected to play one and move on to the next? In the end, bearing in mind MMS2’s roots as a mobile game for casual gamers, I guess it’s okay. Just okay.

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