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Your Ultimate Hotel Management Companion!

Last updated: November 2024

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Manoj s.

Hospitality, 501-1,000 employees

Used daily for 1-2 years

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  • Likelihood to recommend10/10

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Amazing Software for New Hospitality World

Reviewed 2 years ago

Over All Great Experience

Pros

Quite Convenient for front office team

Cons

Looking forward to see more options towards Front Office process resolutions

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Tarif N.

Civil Engineering, 1-10 employees

Used weekly for less than 6 months

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Great Opportunity

Reviewed 3 months ago
Pros

It was a fun and fast-paced game that combined action and strategy, especially with its unique mechanics of battling using mini-figures that "shot" or "flipped" their opponents when hit. The engaging mix of combat and collection, along with its emphasis on using quick reflexes and understanding the strengths and weaknesses of various bots, made it an appealing game for both casual players and those who liked more competitive play.

Cons

One aspect that some players found less appealing about BotShot was its limited depth and replay value. While the game was fun in short bursts, the core gameplay loop of shooting and flipping bots could get repetitive after a while. Additionally, the physical nature of the game meant that it relied heavily on luck, with little room for complex strategy or long-term progression compared to other collectible games. Some players might have felt that the lack of varied mechanics or deeper strategic options made the game less engaging over time.