Goo Deer

el juego en mi caso corre bien con todo en off y en super mínimo. pero aun así el juego es algo hermoso y muy entretenido. tiene un poco de Supermarket Simulator pero donde solo contratas empleados vendes el producto y el producto lo tenes que conseguir vos, triturar, procesar, sacar el goo, envasarlo y venderlo. la verdad le doy 10 mamas de Bambi de 10. 10 papas de Bambi de 10. 9 consumidores de goo de 10. y a veces se me quedaba trabado en la entrada de la gasolinera. pero eso no quita que el juego esta bueno. Disfruten

a very mid game. not much to do after 3 or 4 hours. upgrades are way to small for how long they take to get

Goo Deer is a very interesting game, especially because it is not just another relaxing store simulator where you simply manage a shop, upgrade your equipment, and repeat the same routine. This game adds a unique challenge by combining gas station management with hunting mechanics, and honestly, this is the part that I love the most. The story is also one of the things that kept me playing. I really wanted to know what actually happened to the main character before he started working at the gas station, and what is the real story behind the strange customers that come to the store. I saw some comments mentioning that the game completely resets after you die and you can lose all your progress. At first, I actually agreed with that criticism because it can feel frustrating. However, after surviving for about a week in-game, I started to understand the actual flow and rhythm of the game. You just need the right strategy. For example, I prefer hunting during the morning because it is safer and you can avoid the danger of the Big Deer Man. During nighttime, I focus more on production, managing the store, and preparing my supplies. If you need more deer resources, you can buy traps and place them near the rocky paths beside the river. The deer will eventually get caught, making hunting much easier. The biggest lesson in this game is balance. You need to manage your time between hunting, producing Goo Deer, stocking your shelves, and surviving. Don't become too greedy when hunting, because sometimes staying alive is more important than getting extra resources. Overall, Goo Deer is a unique survival management game with a great atmosphere, an interesting mystery, and gameplay that keeps you thinking about your next move. It may feel difficult at first, but once you understand the strategy, the game becomes much more enjoyable. Recommended for players who enjoy management games with a little bit of survival, horror, and exploration.

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I have played through four of the easy modes and just now trying to do medium. I do not make it far because I can't really get the deer. I've bought the bear traps and made sure to stand still and crouched and can hardly get any...going several days without a single deer. I don't understand why it's so difficult. I would love either a "Cozy" mode where it isn't that difficult or that to be rectified with either skills your player can get to be sneakier or something. Sometimes the game is a bit buggy, like with attacking raiders and it doesn't register. I don't like that every play through I have to redo the tutorial even when selecting "skip tutorial". I love the concept of this game and just the gameplay, for the most part, hence the reason I've played it so many times. I would just like to know how to shoot the deer, ha. Not everyone is super great at video games and I'd really love to play this and feel like I'm getting somewhere instead of every day with no deer. On that note, maybe there could be another way to get goo deer without shooting deer even if that mean it isn't worth as much or doesn't give you as much as the deer itself. Still a great game. Excited to see changes made to it.

Gestionas una tienda de una gasolinera en la que se vende un refresco hecho de ciervo. Repones producto, cobras a clientes, contratas empleados, mejoras el mobiliario... Pero también tú sales a cazar ciervos al bosque, compras munición y trampas, repeles raids a puñetazos de clientes que vienen a reventarte la tienda , mejoras de nivel la maquinaria con la que fabricas las bebidas y... Está el hombre ciervo, que puede matarte en el bosque si no lo matas antes tú. El juego tiene un contador de días en los que has sobrevivido y por desgracia cuando mueres te hace volver a empezar desde el inicio. Me habría gustado que se pudiera reiniciar el día en el que moriste xD. Pero por lo demás es un juego muy entretenido que engancha. Dejo por aquí mi Gameplay: https://youtu.be/NGrKmflKmtw?is=IoI61ow3TJAtHOIb

Disfruté del juego. Ojalá sigan actualizándolo. El concepto es divertido, pero necesita algo de cariño y ajustes para ser jugable a largo plazo.

Goo Deer turned out to be a surprisingly refreshing mix of genres. On paper, running a shop for zombies while hunting mysterious deer sounds bizarre—and somehow it works remarkably well. The core gameplay combines store management with hunting. During the day you're responsible for keeping your customers supplied with freshly brewed Goo Deer, while outside the shop you venture into the wilderness to hunt the creatures needed for your recipes. As you progress, more recipes, equipment and mechanics gradually become available instead of overwhelming you from the beginning, making the learning curve feel comfortable despite the game's depth. Visually, the game uses a charming low-poly art style that actually reminded me a little of *Orcs Must Die!* The NPCs don't use real voice acting but instead communicate through amusing gibberish that occasionally sounds like actual words, adding a surprising amount of personality. The hunting itself is more challenging than I initially expected. Deer notice the player from surprisingly long distances, forcing you to either move very carefully or attempt long-range shots. Early on this can be difficult, but the upgrade system gives you something meaningful to work towards. I quickly found myself saving money for the rifle scope, which made progression feel rewarding rather than simply unlocking equipment for free. Another nice detail is that successfully hitting a deer isn't the end of the hunt. The body can be surprisingly difficult to locate in the tall grass, so remembering exactly where your shot landed becomes part of the experience. My first run ended after only three in-game days because I couldn't produce enough Goo Deer in time and my hungry zombie customers eventually tore me apart. Losing never felt unfair, though—it simply motivated me to start another run with a better understanding of how to manage my resources. Goo Deer is a creative indie title that successfully combines management, progression and light horror into something that feels genuinely original. I'm already looking forward to jumping back in for another run. --- [b]Step deeper into the darkness — discover more horror gems and nightmares.[/b] 💀 Follow our curator page: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45809849-Sanctum-of-Horror/]Sanctum of Horror[/url] 🎮 Watch the horrors unfold live on [url=https://twitch.tv/cobargaming]Twitch[/url] 📺 Full playthroughs & reactions on [url=https://youtube.com/@CobarGaming]YouTube[/url]

Huge thanks to the devs for gifting a key! It’s a brilliant twist on a shop simulator with fantastic horror elements. Loved streaming it and can't wait to play more. Definitely one to add to your list!

SO ADDICTING i love that theres the fps horror for the people that dont really play retail games but also that calm store gameplay. i want multiplayer!! it would be so fun with friends also it would be nice to have a difficulty option (ex. easy for causl games where if you fail you can resart the day or hard with the you lose and have to restart completely)