
Run your dream ice cream shop in Ice Cream Simulator! Create delicious ice cream using a variety of ingredients, manage your business, hire staff, decorate your store, handle changing weather and different customers, and enjoy a relaxing first-person simulation experience.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +7 more
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bonjour beau jeu mais manque plusieurs choses rajouter des meubles table et autre agrandir la boutique a voir a la prochaine mise a jour
Jogo relaxante
Amazing game, but the steam achievement give away extra money is glitched and won't go past 4 for me.
翻新建筑换装修后会有穿模的问题,靠近物体会变黑色
挺好玩的
[h1]Overall Review[/h1] After a rough start with this game the first time played it, the game has had a good turnaround. We changed the graphics from "high" in 4k (using 16gb VRAM) to "medium" in 4k and got just over 8gb VRAM usage which looks hardly any different. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] This is a very interesting game and I can not wait to put more hours in to this (once/if co-op arrives). It has the standard setup where you unlock items as you go when the difficulty ramps up. Hiring staff is locked behind level 10, would have loved to see that a bit earlier so that I can spend more time creating the ice cream while someone aided the shop. Also unsure who or when the store opened but people was coming in and waiting for me to take orders. [h1]The Stats[/h1] Gameplay: 7/10 its like most of these simulators. Graphics: 6/10 nothing pretty, it up there with other shop simulators. Story: 3/10 and not quite sure I saw anything story related.
jeu complet non terminé. il n'y à aucune explication quand au touche de la manette ou du clavier pour pouvoir jouer et quand le jeu est en cours d'utilisation mes touches du clavier deviennent brulantes. quand on joue à la manette si par erreur vous bouger la souris la manette se désactive et il faut alors quitter le jeu car alors elle ne fonctionne plus et ma manette est en parfait état et de plus mêm au clavier le gameplay est pas terrible. dans le fond le jeu à l'air bien mais niveau gameplay c'est nul en vrai, c'est à améliorer de toute urgence. p.s: les autres jeux du même genre comme supermarket simulator fonctionne normalement et même si la souris bouge, la manette reste opérationnelle. quand en jeu on ouvre le pc coté caisse après on ne peut plus en sortir (avec la manette) obliger de mettre le client steam et faire arrêter. je vais demander le remboursement, je ne retéléchargeais le jeu que si ces bugs sont corriger sinon non. je ne le recommande pas pour le moment.
EDIT: I was able to contact one of the developers through Discord and they replied very quickly. They told me that the issue is already being fixed and that a new update should be available in about 8-10 days. I'm happy to hear that, because I really enjoyed this game and I'm looking forward to playing it again on my Steam Deck. Thank you to the developers for listening to players and keeping us informed. I am very disappointed. I was able to play this game on my Steam Deck when I first bought it and I already had around 11 hours of playtime. I was really enjoying it. However, since the latest update, I can no longer launch the game at all. The game is now marked as unsupported on Steam Deck, so I had no choice but to request a refund. It's very frustrating because I bought this game specifically to play on my Steam Deck, and now it feels like I paid for a game I can no longer use. I really enjoyed the game and I hope Steam Deck compatibility will return in the future.
Ice Cream Simulator transforms the simple dream of owning an ice cream shop into a surprisingly engaging business management experience that blends creativity with steady economic growth. Rather than limiting itself to preparing frozen desserts, the game places players in complete control of every major aspect of the business, from crafting colorful treats to managing finances, hiring staff, and expanding the store into a thriving destination. The first-person perspective adds an extra layer of immersion, making routine tasks feel more interactive as players personally prepare orders, organize their workspace, and serve customers. While the concept may appear lighthearted on the surface, the game introduces enough management mechanics to keep players invested as their small dessert stand gradually develops into a successful enterprise. The heart of the experience revolves around producing a wide variety of ice cream creations using different ingredients and flavor combinations. Preparing customer orders goes beyond simply selecting items from a menu, encouraging players to actively participate in the production process while balancing speed and accuracy. As more recipes become available, experimentation becomes part of the fun, allowing players to create an increasingly diverse menu that appeals to a broader range of customers. This steady expansion of options provides satisfying progression without overwhelming newcomers, ensuring that each improvement feels like a natural reward for successful business management. Beyond the preparation of desserts, Ice Cream Simulator places considerable emphasis on running an efficient operation. Inventory must be monitored carefully, supplies replenished, and profits invested wisely to sustain growth. As customer numbers increase, hiring employees becomes essential to maintaining productivity and delivering fast service. Staff management introduces another strategic layer, requiring players to balance operating costs with the benefits of improved efficiency. At the same time, the ability to renovate and decorate the shop gives players the freedom to personalize their business, creating an inviting atmosphere that reflects their own style while reinforcing the sense of long-term ownership. The simulation is further enhanced through environmental and customer-based systems that add welcome variety to daily operations. Different weather conditions can influence business activity, encouraging players to adapt their strategies instead of relying on repetitive routines. Customers also arrive with varying preferences and expectations, making each day feel slightly different from the last. These dynamic features help prevent the gameplay loop from becoming stale, rewarding attentive management and thoughtful planning. The result is a relaxed but consistently engaging experience that captures both the enjoyable and occasionally demanding aspects of operating a small business. Visually, the game embraces a vibrant and cheerful presentation that complements its welcoming atmosphere. Bright environments, colorful desserts, and attractive shop interiors contribute to a pleasant overall aesthetic that fits the cozy nature of the gameplay. The user interface appears clean and approachable, allowing players to focus on expanding their business without being burdened by unnecessary complexity. Although the mechanics are familiar to fans of management simulators, the combination of food preparation, customization, employee supervision, inventory control, and business expansion creates a cohesive experience that remains entertaining throughout its progression. Ice Cream Simulator successfully delivers exactly what its premise promises: a relaxing yet rewarding simulation centered on building a successful ice cream business from the ground up. Its blend of hands-on dessert creation, meaningful progression, business strategy, and shop customization offers a satisfying gameplay loop that rewards patience and thoughtful decision-making. While it does not radically reinvent the simulation genre, it refines many of its most enjoyable elements into an accessible and charming package. Players who appreciate cozy management games with creative freedom, gradual expansion, and a pleasant atmosphere will likely find plenty to enjoy throughout the journey. Rating: 7/10
I fell in love with this game immediately, and when the update came out I started getting excited. They've announced the next update with all sorts of new aspects I'm looking forward to now as well! I hope they don't make it too complex, just choosing and scooping is so very relaxing. If they do add steps to things, I'd like for them to increase the day length to offset the increased time spent per customer. I would like more freedom to decorate, but I understand that's hard to implement. It'll be nice when they put in booths, like in the pictures. :) I sometimes even limit the number of options to lower the pressure (even so far as to only offer one flavor occasionally!) and sometimes I put down all the flavors I don't instantly consider to be gross... though it is fun to have a variety of yummy and yucky flavors and see how the people mix them up. It makes me giggle, seeing the crazy that customers put together. (banana coffee, mint, and blackberry bubblegum with marshmallows in a chocolate cone? alrighty then, if you're sure...) I'll be playing this for some time to come, it's currently become my go-to when I want to just sit and click while watching a series I've seen 14 times already. This makes it easy for me to just settle in and relax.
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