
Run a cozy cat post office. Sort and deliver parcels from the daily boat, organizing everything your way. At night, the moon reveals hidden truths about packages. Clear a strange backlog, help locals, and unlock new abilities and destinations.
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На відміну від реальної роботи на пошті тут можна розслабитись і робити все у своєму темпі та абсолютно не поспішаючи
This is a really cute light simulation game. It's perfect for when you're looking for something easy to play whilst chatting with your partner or a couple of friends. The mechanics are fun and not frustrating (the pairing mechanic can be a little tricky, but nothing crazy). The graphics and music are cute, the stamps and all of the art are adorable too. It feels really rewarding to ship off a perfectly Tetris'd boat of parcels, or find someone's package and hand it out. Definitely give this a go if you're looking for a less serious simulation game.
Скорее душная чем расслабляющая, уже на третьем часу устаешь от бесконечной однотипной сортировки. Клиенты играют с тобой в загадки, вместо того, чтобы нормально назвать хотя-бы свое имя. Какого либо нормального штрафа за несоблюдение правил я не заметил, поврежденные посылки запросто чинятся, хрупкая/тяжелая посылка вообще не роляет, вроде да тяжелую вниз, хрупкую вверх, но при отправке неправильно, штрафы не приходят, а хранить по отдельности не так сложно, даже не зная что это за посылка. Посылки со значком сердца вообще прикол. Их нужно отправлять парно с другой посылкой, что за посылка, узнать можно только ночью, если у тебя отправка днем, либо пропускаешь отправку, либо кладешь болт, что кстати вообще тебя не наказывает (бонусы или штрафы я не заметил) Единственный плюс который я могу отметить, это тетрис при отправке посылок, мне лично зашло упаковывать их как китайский грузоперевозчик. По итогу душное дрочилово, которое стоит купить только ради изи +1 игры закрытой на 100% , и то за такую цену кране сомнительно
优点: 画风尚可,没了。 缺点: ①作为整理类游戏不但没有爽感还随着包裹的积压而越发心烦。超小的船上空间让快递站的包裹越积越多,且不说每次找包裹的麻烦,单看着一仓库的包裹就烦。 ②游戏的数值成长完全不明所以,每天工作完成给的积分不知道有什么用。 ③放置包裹的手感也稀烂,包裹不能转向放置,地上有别的包裹,手上的就放不下来。 游戏完成度50%都不到,别浪费时间尝试。
The first couple hours of Cat Mail Co. are genuinely great. Sorting, stamping, weighing, building out my own little system for where everything goes. The organization part is just really fun in this game. There's Cozy vibes and great chill music. After you unlock some of the other towns and rooms its gets a lot harder to manage but I still very much enjoyed the challenge of it all! There's technically enough shelf space, but you really have to plan and manage everything carefully, and sometimes that means squeezing two towns' worth of destinations onto one shelf setup just to make it work. I agree with a lot of other reviews where a lot of residents don't come to pick their packages for ages, so a lot does pile up, but I just started putting packages in the front and it worked great for me. Near the end there was a lot of buddy packages which did end up bothering me as I cant ship them all and some were huge packages, so there definitely was a struggle there, but other than that I loved this cozy game!
Cat and carboard boxes :3
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Nice, little game. A bit grindy, but with something playing in the background it's not very noticable. It's just not worth the 15$/€ asking price. I'd say 10 would be apropriate since it's very basic and doesn't offer much besides the simple gameplay loop and a very small play area. 8/10
Very fun and cosy.
Packages and mail come in, packages and mail go out. No timer, no rush. Took about 6 minutes in the demo to decide I wanted the full version. I would like to see some different customers, maybe some new dialogue, and new ways of storing and organizing packages. But overall it absolutely meets my $1 = 1hr of entertainment rule.