You’re the boss of the block. Sell lemonade, make cash, get a bike, impress the girls — and live the summer you’ll never forget.
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I Sell Lemonade
A summer without screens. A sidewalk. A kid with a sign.
You're 10 years old. It's the 1980s. Your dad just sold your console, and your mom told you to go outside and “do something useful.”
So you grab a pitcher, a few cups, and start selling lemonade on the curb.
Not to get rich.
But because it’s the only thing that feels like yours.
What begins as a way to pass time becomes a summer-long journey through childhood, friendship, and quiet bravery. You’ll mix drinks, charm neighbors, and slowly figure out how to stand your ground — with a paper sign and a plastic cup.
But this isn't just about profit. It's about:
Facing the local basketball king for a boombox and respect.
Earning your way into the underground RC car races.
Learning how to talk to the girl next door.
Learning how to talk to your dad.
Every day brings new choices. Sometimes you win. Sometimes you spill the lemonade. But with each cup sold, you grow a little.
This is not just a business sim.
It’s a story about small things that change you.
And the summer that made you stronger.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian*languages with full audio support
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I Sell Lemonade is a fun little game full of silly interactions and charm. That said, it can be very buggy. Your hired help might occasionally chuck a pitcher into oblivion, never to be seen again. You may end up with a grocery bag of unlimited sugar, or get trapped on the haunted house porch with no way to move. The HUD also has a habit of disappearing after you sleep, with reloading being the only fix. Save often, and don’t be afraid to reload, but if you can tolerate the jank, there’s still a lot of fun to be had.
Editing my original review to recommend the game. Is it buggy? Yes. I had a list of bugs in my original review and the dev has responded that these issues have been fixed. I also joined the discord and I commented on some other bugs and the dev reached out for the save file so the issues could be looked into and fixed. They want this game to work and they are going to work at it. After a few bugs that made me restart the game, I still /wanted/ to restart the game. I still need to send my save file but I am confident that any rough game-breaking issues will be fixed in time and I can't wait for this game to mature. If the premise of this game sounds fun, just try it. The unapologetic use of AI is pretty rough.
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Get ready for hard work because this game makes the start extra hard without quest help. Once you get the neighbor kid to run the stand you can finally get ahead. Great game tho. 10/10 Buying for my fiance.
the game is crap nothing responds after level 3 no ice emptying into the bowl and arcade machine in the treehouse and its not worh buying its only worth 1cent and its a grind to make money when the customers sooking the price is to high at 60cents
Süß ist ein USA Ding oder ? So etwas kriegst du so gut wie nie in Deutschland. Ich finde es echt Cool Da fehlt zwar der Feinschliff, Bugg ist aber cool
I love this game but when you get to the "order cookies from mum" it says you require 3 products but I don't know how or where to find the top-left product it looks somewhat like butter I think? I checked the store but still
The game is actually pretty fun at its core, but the code is basically a game of Jenga played with wet noodles and the developers are currently in another room pretending they can't hear the sound of the tower collapsing. You’ll lose money and product to glitches faster than you can sell a cup. For some reason, the protagonist is apparently a one armed kid who can only hold one item at a time, making the workflow a nightmare. Moving around feels less like running a business and more like wrestling with a physics engine that’s given up on life. The side quests are abysmal to play through, and the stale AI voices make the customers sound like they’re reading a toaster manual. I really can care less about AI in games but dude, a line has to be drawn somewhere. will still continue to play it since i cant really refund it at this point so i hope this gets sorted.
This is one of the best games i have ever played in my life, in fact this game is so good it made me cry, it gave me back a piece of my childhood, there is nothing like the feelings i had playing this game, it made me remember fond memories an of good times, safety and what America used to be, where others were nice kind and helpful where your parents were like drill instructors because they loved you and wanted the best for you, God if i had the knowledge i have today as child, i would know life is great, and given how much i miss those days and how they will never ever come back, you can go forward in time but never back, and that is the true shame of the world, so many things taken for granted in a world i can't even recognize anymore. the joy this game brings me is comparable to "Fallout 3" in "Tranquility Lane" if you have not played that game, my God do so now, i have not officially wrote a review for that game, due to the fact when i played it it was on Xbox 360 along with "Fallout New Vegas" i highly recommend those games due to the story being so good and the vibes are unforgettable despite me playing that game nearly 16 years ago and fallout 3 being 18 years ago i never forgot them or their gameplay, and "Fallout 4" is okay, i enjoy that game for the building aspect, and being a Raider kicks ass. still for story nothing comes close to fallout New Vegas and fallout 3" Obsidian Entertainment" a legend of a gaming company, gave me childhood joy like no other, i want to take this time and thank you for reading this far, and the developers of this game for such an amazing game, i know i could write a book, but hey this is my passion and my life all wrapped into one here we are talking about and you can't put a price and on happiness and personal joy, if it makes you happy it is worth everything you put into it, i also recommend watching the TV series "Home Improvement" staring TIm Allen" a wholesome comedy experience like no other well, kind of like king of the hill" but not at the same time, still watch and do it all, because that is what i did and do and enjoy still to this day. keep on keeping on, and give this nostalgic game a try today, and try out my recommendations above as for the shows you can find them on Netflix, thank you again and happy gaming.
It's a pretty cute and funny game, but there are a number of annoying little things like minor bugs and seemingly indistinguishable non-player characters. I would also like to be able to remove the task log, since it takes up a considerable part of the screen and distracts, and the possibility of some kind of customization of my character, at least a change of clothes.
игра хорошая, но очень много багов они так как и безобидные, но и очень противные. Игра хорошая, но точно не за 8$
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