Resortopia

Resortopia is a fun and casual simulation game where players manage their dilapidated resort. You'll need to renovate it, unleashing your imagination to create rooms with different styles using various decorations and furniture, and build various resort facilities to attract tourists and earn funds to continuously upgrade your resort. As the game progresses, players will encounter all sorts of guests, facing various difficulties and requests. Will you choose to help them? Witness their stories, making the game more interesting and winning their favor, thus attracting more repeat customers to your resort.

Gameplay of Resortopia:

The lounge will be the first room to be unlocked in this game. Your first guest will be the Red Riding Hood. Because this is a resort simulation game, comfort should be your priority for guests, which is why you should be setting up beds in the lounge. Visitors will arrive at the lounge, sleep on the bed and pay cookies after a nice day’s/night’s rest. The more visitors you have, the higher your income. Cookies are in-game currency and the total number of cookies is displayed on the upper-left corner of the screen.

To set up beds, go inside the lounge and tap on the yellow helmet icon on the bottom right corner of the screen to access “Facilities”. This is where you can purchase new furnishings apart from beds. Furnishings are categorized under Beds, Cabinets, Massage Chairs, Welcome Area, Entertainment Area, Sofa, Vending Machines etc. You can purchase them using the cookies earned from guests.

The first bed is free to set up. Once you start earning cookies from your first bed (guests will leave cookies after sleeping on bed), start building other beds. Under facilities, scroll down to find all “Bed” categories. Build all “Basic Beds” in each category since they are cheaper than other beds in the same category. For example, under Facilities > Bed No. 2, the first set of Basic Beds costs only 5 cookies whereas the next set of beds (“Soft Beds”) in the same category costs 3600 cookies. There are four bed categories.

You might be thinking why beds when there are other facilities that can also generate income? Of course, you should also build those. In fact, the next facility you will be placing in the lounge is the entryway cabinet in the tutorial game mode. Beds should be your priority because guests will always pay cookies immediately after resting on them and the more beds you have, the more cookies you will earn. Having more beds will also avoid unwanted queues. You really don’t want visitors waiting for their turn to sleep after attracting a lot of them to your resort.

Now that you have at least 2 sets of beds, the next step would be to attract more visitors. The more guests you have, the higher will be your income. Outside the building, tap on those cute cookie people strolling the street. When you tap on a cookie man, the green bar above him should fill up to reveal the mystery guest. Keep tapping on a cookie man to reveal the guest and only then you can attract him/her to your resort.

Tapping on cookie men consumes energy (displayed as neon blue lightning icon). The max energy is 50. The energy count is shown in the reception/front desk where Udon sits outside the resort. Every time you tap on a cookie man, you consume some energy. Energy refills over time as shown by the yellow bar underneath the front desk.  

Don’t forget to tap on cookies in the lounge to collect them. Once you have enough cookies earned from visitors, you can start placing new facilities. Tap on the yellow helmet icon inside the lounge to place facilities. Always read the description before purchasing a new facility. Certain furniture enables passive cookie earnings, which we will explain in detail in the next few sections of this guide. Expand Table of Contents in this article to get a complete list of sections.

As you attract more and more guests, you will unlock new visitors that will tip for your services. Tapping on cookie men will unlock them. The first special guest will be “Uncle Hammer”. He will pay maximum 13 cookie as tip after he finishes his stay in your resort. When you unlock him, Uncle Hammer’s portrait will appear on the screen. Tap on the details button to know more about him.

Every time a new guest unlocks, a large portrait will pop up on the screen. Tap on the details to know more about the new guest, including the tip he/she will provide under “Guest Characteristics”.

Guests are unique in their appearance and the bonuses they grant. Continue tapping on cookie men to unlock them. Guests are also categorized under Basic, Bonze, Silver and Gold rarity. Basic guests are the most common guest and Gold category are rare guests. In the beginning you will unlock basic guests and as you progress through the game, you will see higher rarity guests appearing in the later stages as you keep renovating the resort and clicking on cookie men to attract visitors. To get a list of unlocked guests, tap on the postage stamp icon below settings (cog) on the upper-right corner of the screen. Here all guests that you have unlocked so far will be displayed based on their rarity.

Features of Resortopia:

Collaborate with Udon to earn Cookies, the in-game currency, by successfully managing the resort and meeting guest expectations.

Begin your Adventure in a somewhat old, rundown resort with endless possibilities. Take charge of the renovation process and turn each space into a work of art.

DIY various rooms, from Japanese-style hot springs to luxurious European-style baroque suites. Mix and match furnishings to create a personalized atmosphere that caters to different tastes.

Resortopia encourages Players to let their imagination run wild. Design rooms with vibrant colors, unique Themes, and unconventional layouts. The only limit is your creativity.

Host pink dessert feasts, set up cozy reading nooks, or create an underwater-themed paradise: the choice is yours!

Guests in Resortopia are not just characters; they have distinct personalities and unique requirements. Learn to manage diverse requests and surprise encounters as you interact with each guest.

Be prepared for challenges: whether it's resolving coNFLicts, fulfilling unusual requests, or navigating unexpected crises. Your decisions shape the guest experience and impact your resort's reputation.

Useful Tips of Resortopia:

Given that Resortopia is essentially a casual business sim game, the most basic objective is to generate income continuously by attracting, taking in, and tending to customers. Instead of cash, though, you are paid in cookies and every bit of it you earn can be spent to improve the resort.

Different customers have different effects on the income you generate most especially if you treat them well and improve your relationship with them. In addition to income earned over time, tips, cookies left within the establishment, and various other sources help you generate more profits.

Just like conventional idle clicker business sim games, there is hardly any benefit to gain from keeping idle cash (or cookies). What you would want to do is to continuously invest cookies earned into additional furniture and improvements in your shop. There may be a select few furnishings that appear primarily for aesthetics but, for the most part, every bit of improvement you invest in leads to an increase in popularity as well as more income generated over time.

Popularity in Resortopia is a quantifiable metric that you would want to keep increasing. Beyond milestones that can lead to extra rewards, popularity is an essential key to unlock added features that directly contribute to the growth and development of your resort. With both cookies and popularity being consistent focal points of your objectives, the basic cycle boils down to earning cookies, purchasing new furniture and other improvements, then finally increasing popularity to unlock more items to invest cookies in.

You certainly cannot expect the basic cycle of earning cookies and raising popularity ratings to result in a mundane gameplay. Resortopia offers plenty of activities to ensure that there are no dull moments for you. Plenty of mini games help you earn various materials and resources you need and customers as well as other NPCs ensure that every minute you spend tending to your virtual resort is brimming with unique experiences.

As clients are your main source of income, you will constantly need to attract them. Customers primarily appear as cookie people moving around outside the resort and you will need to click on them a few times to invite them in.

Naturally you consume energy with every person you invite but it replenishes over time as well. Invites will always be successful and once completed, the cookie person will reveal his or her true form. Some cookie people travel in groups as well as clicking on them repeatedly can lead to an invitation of multiple guests, all at the cost of 1 energy.

Player Comments of Resortopia:

I genuinely loved this game and used to enjoy playing it every day, but after the recent update it has become really disappointing. It keeps glitching and freezing, which completely ruins the experience. I really hope this gets fixed soon because I miss how smooth and fun it used to be.

app freezes within one minute of opening ever since the April 26th update. there are other reviews stating the same issue. please fix the game and release a new update. As of May 30th: the game still crashes every time I open it.

This game is really good and addicting. It's good and ads are optional which I think is very vital in not breaking up the experience. What I wish was in the game.. perhaps an unpopular opinion? But I wish we could customize udon (main character). At least his face. It seems like a weird design choice to make him rather.. not stereotypically cute nor uncustomizable. Everything else can be changed, I wish that could be too.

Such a cute game! There are complaints about too many ads or things being too expensive, but I think people don't understand that this is more of an idle clicker. You don't get any ads you don't agree to (such as ads for more cookies or more energy) and it's easy to afford the more expensive items if you remember to upgrade your offline income and tip jar. If I could give this game six stars, I would. Keep up the good work, developers!

I downloaded this not thinking I'd actually enjoy it as much as I do. But quite honestly the character designs are fun and quirky. And you CAN pay if you want, but it's not really required to get far. It's honestly one of the only idle games that I've played that have lasted longer than a week. I seriously loved the event for the Chinese new year as well. They have small mini games incorporated into the game which makes it a lot more interactive, and it doesn't feel like a chore.

Final Verdict:

Resortopia delivers an immersive and creatively rich resort management experience, blending imaginative design freedom with challenging guest interactions. Players take on the role of a resort manager tasked with revitalizing Udon’s aging, rundown property.