Project Highrise: Las Vegas
A surprisingly thoughtful building sim where Vegas casino economics matter more than flashy visuals, if you've ever wanted to tinker with occupancy rates and revenue chains, this hits the mark.
GamerScout Verdict
Smart building-management sim for spreadsheet-minded players who value depth over spectacle.
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About Project Highrise: Las Vegas
I spent enough time with Project Highrise: Las Vegas to appreciate what SomaSim built here: a tycoon-lite that respects your time without dumbing down the spreadsheet. You're stacking floors, filling them with tenants, and balancing operational costs against rental income. The core loop is tight: identify gaps in your building's service matrix, slot in a restaurant or gym, watch occupancy climb. It's not Capitalism or Two Point Hospital in scope, but the decisions feel real. Tenant satisfaction chains together in ways that reward forward planning. The Vegas setting doesn't add much narrative flair, but it provides a coherent constraint set. The UI is clean, the tutorial doesn't baby you, and Steam Workshop support means the community has extended it. 90% positive reviews from a modest playerbase usually signals word-of-mouth quality over marketing hype. Fair warning: this is zen-paced, not action-based. If you want to optimize spreadsheets in real time and watch a financial system respond to your tweaks, grab it. If you need explosions or branching story, look elsewhere.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- Processor
- Core i5
- Memory
- 2 GB RAM
- Graphics
- Integrated video (Intel HD 4000 or later), 1 GB shared memory
- Storage
- 1 GB available space
Recommended
- Processor
- Core i7
- Memory
- 4 GB RAM
- Graphics
- Dedicated video, 1 GB VRAM
- Storage
- 1 GB available space
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Game Info
- Developer
- SomaSim
- Publisher
- Kasedo Games
- Release Date
- Apr 13, 2017
