I played the first 4 or 5 levels. I like it a lot so far. It's more of a strategy game than a sim. You play as an ex-con who was just released from prison and goes back to work for his old (criminal) boss, who owns a night club. There are also story scenes, some with branching conversations, between levels. The game itself is you letting people into the club or telling them to take a hike. The point is to fill up the bar at the top of the screen, which represents how full the club is. But you have to be careful not to let in certain types of people. People dressed in ratty clothes, drunks, minors, people with bags, etc. All of these open you up to subtractions from your income reflected as damages. For this purpose, you have a clipboard that tells you any special rules for that night, as well as other things like the VIP list for that day. It's definitely something of a race against time because you won't fill the bar enough if you take the time to check every single person's ID. At the end of every week it breaks down your take-home pay and then you decide what expenses to pay. Rent, child support, etc. If you do well you'll have enough to cover everything. Otherwise you have to pick and choose and possibly build up debt. I'm really into it so far and I'm interested to see where the story goes. I also really love the visual style. It runs silky-smooth on Switch.
