Arctic Motel Simulator

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BRAK OBSŁUGI KONTROLERA TO W OBECNYM CZASIE NIEZROZUMIAŁE. NIE POLECAM A NAJGORSZE ŻE GRA JEST PODOBNO GRYWALNA NA STEAM DECKU CZĘŚCIOWO CO NAWET TO NIE JEST PRAWDĄ.

EVERYTHING IS SO GOOD

It's so much fun playing this game; I've already played 12 hours on the first day. There's so much to do! But some of the Thai translations made me accidentally fire a pretty female employee because I thought she got burned while cleaning! For example, the word "ไล่ออก" (to fire/dismiss) was translated as "ไฟไหม้" (fire/has a fire) in Thai. Please correct this; I don't want to lose a lovely employee.

Игра очень понравилась, много механик, прошла с удовольствием. Из пожеланий: 1. Магазин и холл отеля не изменить, есть место вроде как для мебели, но там до финала пустота. Можно только стены покрасить. 2. Кассир выкладывает товары по типу, то есть условно у меня все с запасом по 10, он все 10 и выложит, итого на полке нет разнообразия - 2-3 товара помещается. 3. Полки для мяса/грибов было бы неплохо иметь возможность заставить чем-то еще, мясо добывать муторно, и его предпочтительнее отдавать на кухню, а с полок все сметают быстро. Итого всю игру они просто стояли у меня пустые. А в остальном всё супер).

It's an enjoyable game, I did have to restart it a couple of times as I learned the mechanics. I do wish we could delete/move buildings and edit the numbers, I definitely had to do a lot of planning for the layout of the rooms. I wanted room types to be together in a row but whatever you build gets the next number in the sequence, it did help a little bit that igloos melt outside of winter which opened up their numbers in the sequence. Also the furnace took some getting used to, dumping a large amount of material doesn't make it burn longer, it's a 24hr run regardless, 8-12 wood or 3-5 coal is enough for a 24hr run. I do enjoy the fishing and hunting mechanic though, extremely simple, the nicest fishing mechanic I have ever encountered in a video game, all 4 animals you can hunt have their own unique animations for walking, running away, avoiding and even hiding (for the bunny) i find that to be really nice, although loosing sight of them in the snow mechanic is a pain. The progress objective can disappear when a temporary boost comes up but usually comes back when the boost expires, that's a bit of a pain. All in all I like it, you might have to start over a time or two like I did as you get used to the mechanics and decide on how you want to run things (unless you are a chaos goblin) I do wish a few mechanics were expanded on but it has definitely been better than other games.

This game caught me by surprise and quickly ate quite a bit of my life! You are gifted a somewhat crappy hotel in the Arctic. You clean up garbage and mop up stains. You stock soap. You run a store. Whenever you're juuuuust about bored of one thing, you hit an upgrade and can assign employees to do the things you don't enjoy anymore. You can hunt! You can fish! You can chop wood in the snow which is surprisingly cathartic! Even drilling holes in the ice for ice fishing just feels...satisfying. I love this game and I love the bits of spice it throws in there (I love my Secret Agents and I find storing people's "packages" and putting in the occasional listening device hilarious). The tutorial is there for you when you need it in the form of quests, but you can ignore it and do your own thing whenever you want. Setting up rooms was somewhat clunky for me, and the controls were not intuitive to my brain, but I eventually adjusted and you can modify key bindings to help your own self out, too. I think about this game when I'm not playing it and I miss it. I feel like that says it all. Thank you, developer, for making this game and sharing this experience!