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Ashtons Family Resort

Leave your worries behind and take that much needed vacation at the Ashtons Family Resort! Go skiing in the Alps, on a Safari in Africa and much more! There's always something to do! Earn cash to upgrade the resort and customize items to your color preference! So take the time to relax in a heartwarming atmosphere of family, nature and incredible places at the Ashtons Family Resort! Have fun!

Free Trial - 44.45 MB

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$6.99

by - Realore Studios

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Dragonius' Review - January 8, 2009 - View all my reviews (31)

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Fairly good time managent

I realy couldn't decide, should I give it 3 or 4 stars. As a whole, I decided to give 4 stars, since I at least managed to play it through and it's technically a working game. It's fun tho it doesn't offer anything new. It's the same caliber as Jane's Hotel or Sally's games and similar time management games. You serve the customers of your resorts, and buy upgrades (tho only when the game wants you to). Quite easy game tho, but usually these games are.

This review has an average score of 5 - Based on 1 ratings
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tonemgub's Review - December 26, 2008 - View all my reviews (6)

Demo Version (PC)

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Cute, but ... just not enough

If you played Jane's Hotel, this game will seem extremely familiar, right down to the characters who never help each other out when one is bogged down with a longer task and more people wanting something that only one character or the other is allowed to do. So while the guests get miffed because cleaning 3 cottages in a row is keeping that other family from getting ice cream, the other character is standing around idle because no one wants what he does at the moment.

The music is bouncy and rather familiar, and becomes rather wearing quickly. It's ok in small doses, though.

Minigames ... seem to be from the super collapse mode, and quite frankly seemed rather pointless, as it doesn't seem possible to lose by running out of time--you simply keep popping until you've gotten the number of whichever symbol is highlighted this time. It feels slapped on and could just as easily be removed from the game without being missed. Changing colors is moderately entertaining, but the choices are pretty limited and doesn't affect anything, so far as I can tell.

Story line is very thin and didn't really engage me.

This review has an average score of 3.9 - Based on 8 ratings
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akari's Review - December 26, 2008 - View all my reviews (4)

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One of the many

The market of Time Management games is quite big now and since this genre is popular many developing studios try to produce such game.
So what do we have here? Typical gameplay: clients come to the family resort and want to do some indoor and outdoor activities and the 2 main characters help them by bringing food and some items to play with for them to enjoy themselves.
This is basically it. No interesting additions to the classic gameplay will you see here. You keep on clicking level by level just to make sure that you click before the customers get angry (which is absolutely not even close to being difficult).
You can also buy upgrades without ever experiencing any financial problems (no saving or deciding what you need to buy - you will always have the money to buy everything).
Adding to that: too many levels in one location. I do not mind playing some levels in the same location, but come on: all the same clicking without any challenge having the same view for 15 levels?
After each level you get some sort of minigame by winning which you will get a new addition to the house that the main characters are building. I mean, not winning, but completing. Because you cannot lose. You do not even have to look at what you are doing, you just click with your eyes closed and the level will get finished by itself. Useless, not funny and not challenging.
Next little feature: you can customize the look of your characters. Like 8 colors for T-shirt and 8 colors for pants on each character. In my opinion either offer nice options, different kind of clothing or just do not add this at all.
You can also collect little dogs (1 each level), but the game does not explain to you what you need it for, so I cannot comment on that, but I would not be too surprised if it is just a little meaningless addition.
I did not play game to the very end, the only thing that can be left to improve the situation is some secret location that can be opened if you collect all dogs or reach e

This review has an average score of 3.7 - Based on 12 ratings
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OS: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista Memory: 512 MB DirectX: 7.0 or later CPU: P3 700

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