Summer Islands (2025)
Genres:Strategy, Indie, Simulator, Real Time Strategy (RTS)
Themes:Business
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:Be the right businessman and build a unique holiday paradise. Become rich and enlarge your paradise. But be on the lookout for your competitors and the unpredictable weather.
Summer Islands – In this diversified economic simulation you have the possibility to build an indescribable holiday paradise.
Build cottages, villas or expensive hotels, right on the beach or in the mountains. When a building has been completed, the tourists can come by boat or plane.
Then the difficulty begins: build bars, discos, golf courses, supermarkets and many other buildings, which are popular by the tourists and let you as the owner become rich. But do not forget their surroundings. The many catastrophes that can occur and your enemies who also want to depend on the cake. You should always keep an eye on your vacation paradise.Show more
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