Express Simulator

Muzzles in videogame's artworks? No thanks. The game itself is dumb

Lucky me gets to write the first review for Express Simulator. This is a simple sequencing/pathing puzzle game that's been slapped together lazily with Unity, the game engine that encourages mediocrity everywhere it goes. Gameplay consists of right clicking on boxes to collect and then targets to drop them on. The objective is to choose the shortest routes to maximise profit before the time runs out. So, Yang Sun have somehow managed to create a video game about the Travelling Salesman maths problem and also somehow made it less enjoyable than what everyone had to put up with at school. First up, I don't think this is an asset or a tutorial flip, usually the quality of those is a bit higher than what we have here. So kudos to Yang Sun for not copying + pasting someone else's work (probably). This is, however really, really poor quality, as the screenshots show, the visuals are worse than you would even expect from a mobile app or an asset store tutorial/package. The quality is simply too low to recommend.

I'll agree with the review assuming that it isn't an asset flip. I've never seen a game like that, and while it could've been better on the art side of things, its gameplay is actually already enticing and well-designed. The UI shows you everything you need to know to do solve the puzzles and the quality of life features (like the packages staying with you forever as long as you can pick them up on time and the disappearing numbers of packages you won't be able to deliver) make the levels pleasant to play through.

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