Lemonade Tycoon II?

All right, I like to do my part in buying games, albeit from
stores where I can hold the package ahead of time, and I'm interested
in most anything that could be classified as a strategy game, and I
have seen the various 'NOUN Tycoon' games for Windows platforms, some
of which have looked quite appealing (in fact, I spent a while rather
happily playing 'Transport Tycoon' on a loaned department laptop).

It's just ... a game about setting up lemonade stands in New
York City seems so very whimsical, somehow. At the Challengers
superstore it huddles up by one of those crystal-based Tetris-class
games, and even there it seems oddly placed.

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Joseph Nebus
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> All right, I like to do my part in buying games, albeit from
> stores where I can hold the package ahead of time, and I'm interested
> in most anything that could be classified as a strategy game, and I
> have seen the various 'NOUN Tycoon' games for Windows platforms, some
> of which have looked quite appealing (in fact, I spent a while rather
> happily playing 'Transport Tycoon' on a loaned department laptop).
>
> It's just ... a game about setting up lemonade stands in New
> York City seems so very whimsical, somehow. At the Challengers
> superstore it huddles up by one of those crystal-based Tetris-class
> games, and even there it seems oddly placed.

I'm guessing yoy're asking for opinions? Pass on this one. It's a
tycoon game for eight-year olds, and has no real strategy.