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product_id: 11785001
title: "Luxury Liner Tycoon - PC"
brand: "2k"
price: "¥6329"
currency: JPY
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 7
category: "2 K"
url: https://www.desertcart.jp/products/11785001-luxury-liner-tycoon-pc
store_origin: JP
region: Japan
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# 72 passenger models with 100+ animations 3 cruise liners to command Full ship design & crew management Luxury Liner Tycoon - PC

**Brand:** 2k
**Price:** ¥6329
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚢 Command the ultimate luxury liner experience — where strategy meets the sea!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Luxury Liner Tycoon - PC by 2k
- **How much does it cost?** ¥6329 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/11785001-luxury-liner-tycoon-pc)

## Best For

- 2k enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted 2k brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Master Your Crew:** Hire, assign, and manage your staff to keep your ship running smoothly and your guests satisfied.
- • **Set Sail in Style:** Navigate iconic global routes from the Caribbean to the Arctic with three distinct luxury liners.
- • **Multiple Play Modes:** Choose your challenge with Freeplay, Scenario, or Career modes tailored for strategic tycoon enthusiasts.
- • **Design Your Dream Liner:** Customize cabins, entertainment, and decor to create a floating palace that stands out on the high seas.
- • **Infinite Passenger Variety:** Experience dynamic gameplay with 72 unique passenger models boasting endless color combos and over 100 animations.

## Overview

Luxury Liner Tycoon - PC lets you captain one of three luxury cruise ships, managing passengers, crew, and ship design across iconic global routes. With 72 passenger models and over 100 animations, plus multiple gameplay modes, it offers a classic tycoon experience focused on strategic ship management and customization.

## Description

desertcart.com: Luxury Liner Tycoon - PC : Video Games

Review: Mixed review - alright, but some issues - We got the game for next to nothing, and for the price, it isn't bad, but it could be a lot better. Overall, the look is about what you would expect for a game of the era. The people aren't too detailed, but there is enough variety to make it interesting. The ship doesn't look bad. Rooms and facilities have some neat details, for the older graphics. It's the game play itself that leaves something to be desired. The idea is that you choose a ship, fill it with various accommodations and entertainment, and set sail. You have operating expenses, and it's possible, if you don't save enough, to run out of money, and thus end the current game. The cabins come in a variety of sizes, and you can play around with placement, for the look you want. The first issue I noticed is that the passengers are real pigs. They throw trash all over, even if there is a trashcan readily available. With that issue comes another; staff placement. You hire cleaners and cabin staff, and also maintenance people, by placing a room for them, and each room (three varieties) holds up to six staff members. That's all well and good. The problem is that the staff seem unable to clean any deck level other than the one on which their crew quarters are placed. Well, for a cabin deck, that's not too big an issue, though crew quarters on the fourth deck, near the bridge, which would seem better suited to penthouse cabins, would look quite odd in my opinion. There is also a top, fifth deck, for a pool and whatnot, and crew cabins there would be beyond ridiculous. Yet, you can't clean without them! That is a HUGE flaw, in my opinion. You aren't even able to relocate a staff member to another deck. For players used to a system such as what we had int he Roller Coaster Tycoon games, with easily movable staff, this is highly frustrating. Another issue is similar to what you see in something like Mall Tycoon games; there isn't a lot to actually DO in this game, once you have the ship at sea. You can't build, and all you can do is watch the bridge crew, which is interesting for all of a half-a-minute, and follow guests around. There is a "first person" mode, so that you can walk around looking though the eyes of a guest, but you can't control this at all. Plus, any time they enter a facility, or go up stairs, you get knocked off. So, that's limited. Mostly, you simply kill time till you reach the next port, and can, if you gained enough funds from passengers, improve the ship a bit. As you can imagine, this is only fun to a point. So, is the game worth buying? Maybe. It depends on the price and what you want from a game. If you expect a lot of interaction, this isn't the game for you. If you want to simply see if you can manage the ship, and add improvements over time, and keep guests happy, then give it a shot.
Review: Pretty much like any other tycoon - Yup. It's pretty much like any other tycoon. Granted, I have not played the game in several years - since I bought it, really - but I remember being bored by it. And that was in the middle of my tycoon craze, so that tells you a lot.

## Features

- Command your own luxury liner and set sail to the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Arctic, and more
- Choose from three different cruise liners and play in Freeplay, Scenario, or Career mode
- 72 individual passenger models with almost infinite color variations and over 100 animations
- Hire the crew, and design and decorate the ship
- For 1 player

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0001D7NY2 |
| Computer Platform | PC |
| Customer Reviews | 2.4 2.4 out of 5 stars (7) |
| Date First Available | January 20, 2004 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00778399004878 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Item model number | 778399004878 |
| Manufacturer | Global Star |
| Package Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.3 x 1.3 inches; 3.2 ounces |
| Rated | Everyone |
| Release date | February 24, 2004 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 745666993234 778399004878 |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Mixed review - alright, but some issues
*by L***S on October 18, 2013*

We got the game for next to nothing, and for the price, it isn't bad, but it could be a lot better. Overall, the look is about what you would expect for a game of the era. The people aren't too detailed, but there is enough variety to make it interesting. The ship doesn't look bad. Rooms and facilities have some neat details, for the older graphics. It's the game play itself that leaves something to be desired. The idea is that you choose a ship, fill it with various accommodations and entertainment, and set sail. You have operating expenses, and it's possible, if you don't save enough, to run out of money, and thus end the current game. The cabins come in a variety of sizes, and you can play around with placement, for the look you want. The first issue I noticed is that the passengers are real pigs. They throw trash all over, even if there is a trashcan readily available. With that issue comes another; staff placement. You hire cleaners and cabin staff, and also maintenance people, by placing a room for them, and each room (three varieties) holds up to six staff members. That's all well and good. The problem is that the staff seem unable to clean any deck level other than the one on which their crew quarters are placed. Well, for a cabin deck, that's not too big an issue, though crew quarters on the fourth deck, near the bridge, which would seem better suited to penthouse cabins, would look quite odd in my opinion. There is also a top, fifth deck, for a pool and whatnot, and crew cabins there would be beyond ridiculous. Yet, you can't clean without them! That is a HUGE flaw, in my opinion. You aren't even able to relocate a staff member to another deck. For players used to a system such as what we had int he Roller Coaster Tycoon games, with easily movable staff, this is highly frustrating. Another issue is similar to what you see in something like Mall Tycoon games; there isn't a lot to actually DO in this game, once you have the ship at sea. You can't build, and all you can do is watch the bridge crew, which is interesting for all of a half-a-minute, and follow guests around. There is a "first person" mode, so that you can walk around looking though the eyes of a guest, but you can't control this at all. Plus, any time they enter a facility, or go up stairs, you get knocked off. So, that's limited. Mostly, you simply kill time till you reach the next port, and can, if you gained enough funds from passengers, improve the ship a bit. As you can imagine, this is only fun to a point. So, is the game worth buying? Maybe. It depends on the price and what you want from a game. If you expect a lot of interaction, this isn't the game for you. If you want to simply see if you can manage the ship, and add improvements over time, and keep guests happy, then give it a shot.

### ⭐⭐ Pretty much like any other tycoon
*by A***E on July 17, 2011*

Yup. It's pretty much like any other tycoon. Granted, I have not played the game in several years - since I bought it, really - but I remember being bored by it. And that was in the middle of my tycoon craze, so that tells you a lot.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Possibly Great
*by M***O on July 25, 2006*

If you're a fan of Tycoon games it's worth checking this one out. There are a few caveats, however. Game summary: purchase a cruise ship and outfit it with all the stuff needed for a fun ocean voyage. Build cabins, manage crew, provide services, and organize activities. There's lots of stuff to build and do. (+/-) The graphics and sound are okay. The graphics for the ship on the sea and in port are great but the animations of the people are a bit rough. Not too bad as to distract you from the game but not that realistic either. The sound is rather weak and I didn't notice anything that was catchy or helped to increase the atmosphere. (-) Gameplay: the tutorial is horrid. Finding out what all the buttons do and how to navigate the game is pretty much up to your volition. You'll have to just jump in, pause the game, and click through all the menus to figure out what they do. This is a serious problem when it comes to managing some of the finer details of the cruise. (+) Performance: the game runs very well on my system and I think the requirements on the box are a good estimation of what is needed to run the game. If you have some problems reduce the game's resolution or detail levels. I noticed that resolution above 800x600 may cause some distortion or problems. (+) Entertainment: once you wade through the interface and figure how to manage everything the game pays off. It is fun watching your guests interact on the boat and trying to manage your company. I suspect it may get boring if you play it a lot which is why you should have multiple tycoon games on your computer - switch it up every once in a while! Take care

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