Photo Studio Simulator

[outdated] This game feels like a demo version. The description of what to do is really bad: Example: "Rename" ...that is all, what you get for renaming your studio. Another example: "change background color" ...how, where? And why does a BOUGHT version, have a "add to wish list" button? No options to change graphic setting individually.

Modeling is a great photographic theme simulation business game, love elements are also many, dating with favorite female characters, play is very rich, looking forward to the opening of creative workshops.

The game is fun, just don’t expect too much at this price point. It does exactly what a game of this caliber is meant to do: provide short-term entertainment with various gameplay mechanics that don’t go very deep, but work as intended. The developers also seem to respond quickly to issues in the discussions and generally appear interested in further developing the game, which is promising.

A large portion of my life was spent owning and operating a portrait studio. This helped me fall in love with Photo Studio Simulator from the beginning. After gaining everything except the $30,000 achievement, I'm satisfied. It was challenging (thieves, a robber, power outages, inclement weather), but pretty easy to "complete" (although there is no real ending). PROS: Good story, each model has a unique background and tale to tell. Graphics are really sharp, and some of the shooting locations are just short of spectacular. It would be nice to have more control over the lighting and positioning of the location shots. Pretty fast day, and easy money. People bid on their finished photos, and you can usually bid them up by 10-20% easily. More, if you hit all their requests. Camera and lens control is nice. You can zoom in from VERY far away when doing location shots. That's sweet. I'd ask for more control over positioning and lighting. CONS: The glaring problem is props. They are hon...

When I first bought Photo Studio Simulator, I expected a lighthearted game with maybe some cheeky 18+ humor. To my surprise, it turned out to be a well-designed game with a lot more depth in photography than I anticipated. You really start from scratch and slowly build up your own photo studio. One of the most enjoyable parts for me is establishing “business” relationships with (up-coming super) models: you set up a themed photoshoot, buy props and backdrops, pose the model like a ragdoll, and then fine-tune all your camera and lighting settings to capture the perfect shot. Those photos go into your portfolio, which then attracts new clients who want to be photographed in the same style. So the game isn’t just about taking pictures of attractive models — there’s a genuine sense of career progression, mixed with a bit of over-the-top, glamorous photographer lifestyle. All in all, much more engaging and fun than I expected. Definitely recommended if you enjoy management, cre...

The game as a whole is good, the way of playing is good, but the mechanism of the thief is not very good.