It may feel like forever, but many of us that grew up before the pandemic, would want access to the internet in places. It's now more important than ever with so many of us working from home these days and many more devices can't run with the internet. It's basically now the lifeblood of many things. But there was a thing called an Internet Cafe many years ago with the sole purpose of being a café that has internet. Now most places offer internet access as standard for all customers, and you'll often see big names team up with networks like O2, EE, Vodaphone, BT and more. So here we have a duo of simulators which aim to show us how to create a business that is a café that grants people internet access. Let's take a look:
Internet Cafe Simulator
In the first game, you set up and manage a workplace in game. Lots of activities for you to do and people to interact with in game. Always pay the rent on time for both your apartment and your café. Satisfy your customers with gaming computers and a way to do illegal stuff because, well, people do that. Develop your café with lots of apps, people to hire, more places to rent out and ways to use cryptocurrency. All in this game where the controls are a bit rigid and the graphics are nothing to cry home about. But most of us PC gamers enjoy these kinds of games, so if you want a simulating game that isn't driving trucks or controlling screaming goats, there is this. 7/10
2
The second game more or less follows the same basic concept as the first. But with some additional things. Graphics are a bit more detailed, but still nothing to cry about. Street thugs and bombers are now a thing, so protect your café from those fools. You can attract more customers on rainy days and increase your skills in the tech tree (yes, apparently that is a thing in this game). A bit of a story in this one as your character has a debt to pay to their brother. With plenty more to do and a few slight adjustments here and there to the game from what we had in the first one, this successor of sorts is alright. It does get a bit heavy on internet memes and the gameplay and graphics, while better, are still nothing to cry about. Fun times ahead for sure if you just want something to fill the void between those big triple A games. 7/10
Well they give you what you pay for and for the most part, they are fun. Some more work could be done on certain things, but overall, a pretty decent pair of simulation games all about running a business that's a café providing internet to the masses. 7/10
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