Loved the game it had me hooked. Wish there were more spa games just like this or even another one spa 3!!

This sequel suffers from the exact same vital flaw that the original suffers from (and as one other reviewer mentioned)!! I absolutely love the whole game play, and I do think the graphics are great but as part of your spa regime you can have a massage which requires several different 'muds' or something of the like and in both the original and this game there is an absolutely AWFUL mini-game to make those muds. The best thing about is that without those muds you don't do as well so you are forced to play the mini-game. There is also a really awful mini-game to gain incense too. If it wasn't for those unnecessary mini-games this game would be perfect.

If you like time management games, this is a great game to play there are lots of levels to discover. The mini games are fun to play and the graphics are good. I hope that you injoy this game as much as I did.

i like the game i bought it a while back its a nice time management game where you have to fullfill orders do what people want you to do in a timely fashion i love games like this. would like to have more of these types then hog games but thats another story any way this is a pretty good game not the best but its a great time waster

fun games favourit and I like verry much.

Very nicely-done and highly-polished TM game, much like its predecessor. Visit 50 levels of Jade's problem-spas in various cities. Meet funny characters, move them to the appropriate stations, minister to their preferences and cash them out. Use your money to purchase upgrades for Jade, her assistant, or the stations. Capture the customers who are deciding to steal money or product while Jade is busy at a station. Refill incense, tea and treatments in separate mini-games between levels. Good animation.

The game itself is quite fun! Most rush games don't have great graphics so I can't really take away for that. But I have to subtract points for: 1. The shortness of the game 2. The collecting mini-game is annoying. You have to do mini-games every so often to keep items in your shop stocked up and it's not always fun and sometimes what you get in them are so random that your skill plays little role in what you come out with.

This is a fun time management game and there are lots of elements to look after at once, which keeps you on your toes. The graphics are also beautiful and much better than most similar games. For me, the game is let down by the upgrades, which take far too long to become available. I like to be able to choose them when I want, as it introduces another part of the strategy to make the game more fun and increases the re-play value. I also didn't like having to capture the 'spies' as I felt it was an unnecessary complication to the game. I wish I could put this game's graphics onto Sally's Salon gameplay, then I would have the perfect time management game.

it's ok to pass time with - it was kind of fun the first time around. My feelings about the game are similar to those already mentioned. The mini games are a bother but I can appreciate the challenge they provide. What I found odd was the funny, repetitive sounds all the characters make. There is one woman dressed in an evening gown who makes a Kaw Kaw sound, a cowboy who makes a Heya Heya sound, a ballerina who sounds like a baby, and several other stereotypes. It's a bit repetitive but, as I said, something to pass the time and empty my mind at the end of a busy day.

This game seems as fun as the first one, but the last phase of the Texas Level seems impossible to complete...there are just too many customers waiting too long and the amount of money you are required to get at the end of the day is too high.