Circus Empire

But frankly speaking, most of us thought that it would be something earth-shattering. Alas, it was not to be! It is just an ordinary management route but like-life animation and great visuals. While Circus Empire doesn’t offer anything really new to the simulation genre, it does present a good economic simulation with the fun exercise of putting on a circus act, complete with clowns. A notable aspect of the game is the background: the locations where the circus takes place look alive with moving cars and 3-D buildings. A good choice of famous circus theme song adds much to the authentic circus atmosphere. 

When beginning the game, you are able to play a campaign mode or a sandbox mode. The campaign starts with a tutorial mode, which is narrated by a friendly dog. But after a time you note the other disappointing feature about Circus Empire: things unlock very slowly. Although you might have the money to afford them, new buildings and performers won’t unlock until the game lets them become available. This is really frustrating and makes game rather tedious. Simple in execution, yet there are plenty of things to do to manage your show. Thus, it is a nice game for the whole.