If it's on sale get it.

Plus:
-Cool building
-Okay Scenerio
-Makes some extra money
-Good sandbox island

Cons:
-Costs Real life money
-$4
-Outfit is useless

The stand alone mission, “Joint Venture” which comes with this DLC is highly enjoyable to play with. Highly recommend to the hardcore Tropico fan.

I truly wish steam had more options for reviews than a simple thumbs up and thumbs down. Perhaps a drop down rating system, but i digress. Is the mission this small dlc adds fun? yes moderately so. Is it groundbreaking? At 3.99 i don't expect it to. Is the building useful. Absoulutely not.

Listen I've tried every conceivable way to make this building useful. It's just not. Sure theoretically it is more profitable than "slow food". Yet entertainment buildings profit margins are very meager. If you want to make money even resource farming is better. Then the building is simply difficult to manage. It requires too many workers to operate for how many customers it serves. Then it adds the added nightmare of consuming electric reserves that already have to be carefully managed. What i really wish they would add in the form of a small dlc is a super power plant. I don't know it could be a thermal borehole or something. It could produce an ungodly amount of elctricity but also just as much pollution. I'd buy that small dlc happily. Yet this fast food building is less useful in game than even in real life. I've seen fast food joints in real life operate with less workers and electricity.

In summary, if you are dying to play a fun mission by all means buy. If you have to have a new helpful building avoid this dlc like the plague, even if it's on sale. Like me, the building will make you want to cry. I give joint venture 5/10.

Joint Venture is the 4th tiny stuff DLC in a row. Mission, building, fluff.

This time El Presidente must put people onto some healthy fast food diet before the competition, the slow food, crushes them. By making profit faster through these shops than the timer/numbers of competition of unhealthy slow overburned food. It actually starts in Modern Times era, but you don't have to worry about military. Just set up economy on this island and then make sure that both Tropicians and Touristians use it as their enternainment building. Otherwise, just some fun scenario without tedious or frustrating part.

As for building, the unique purpose of this Fast Food Joint is...
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It's not unique. Hm. Requires electricity. Somewhat like restaraunt. Attracts slob tourists, but both they and locals can enjoy this one. Maybe it makes good profit. I don't know, I didn't notice anything special. Requiring electricity aside.

Good for a laugh

Very fun mission. It is extremely frustrating and very challenging and after about four attempts, I still couldn't complete it. I somewhat like the twist in starting in Modern Times and having to optimistically rapidly expand your economy while being careful. The tasks you have to complete are doable, but anything can screw you up as the mission task is very fragile. I recommend it for the challenge.

I like the building in this DLC, a nice small addition.

I haven't touched any other parts of the DLC.

For the first four DLC of Tropico 5, this has probably the best challenge. I purchased this DLC for $2.40 on sale and I recommend it at that price, but at $3.99, I wouldn't purchase it. 7/10

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all dlc in this game are ♥♥♥♥ing trash

Wouldn't recommend because you get just one more buidling. I Would like to play as the great dictator of tropico not a clown! The songs and voice recordings should have just been a update because i wouldn't buy this for that!

Mission is a bit dull, just don't build any other types of entertainment and win. The fast food joint is a good building to use though since like churches it can boost housing quality with an upgrade (expensive, but no ongoing cost like the churches upgrade). Since it stacks with church one, it's a great way to boost housing quality, so I am pleased with the building. The map is somewhat interesting; only because it is insanely small.

Compared to Generalissimo DLC, this one took me only 1, 5 hours to complete. The isle was very small and not particularly interesting. Recommended if you want to play a new mission and are ready to spend 3 bucks for it.