Why I buy this one ?
- 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

Bargain Buyers Software offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $7.99 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

games_and_gifts_emporium from NY, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $9.99 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

sseal1 from FL, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $37.95 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

What our customer's say!

"Luxury Liner Tycoon", Game is in o.k. condition but was just in a cardboard slip and not it's original packaging. Was disappointed in this as it was a gift and it looked like I gave a used game.

"Trash game", This game makes you want to throw up by the bad graphics and because of what the people look like and they don't even help you on this game.

I suggest you throw this game away and you would rather be in prison than play this game.

"UGH", This is one of only two games I have ever thrown away.
Maybe it was because I had to figure it out on my own, but I just couldn't get a handle on it.
Give me Sims any day.

"Ok", I got the game thinking it was awesome, but it was ok.
Pros:
Graphics were above my expectation
It had zoom and rotate with unlockable items

Cons:
No instruction manual, (had to press all the key board buttons to find the controls)
It takes up 15 minutes of just watching your ship when traveling to ports.
Had no natural disasters.
Extremely hard to keep a cruise ship for just one cruise circuit.
Constantly crashing on my computer.

"Possibly Great", 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!

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