King of Retail

Depending which things you go for you can either steam roll or chill, really like how in depth the game goes, and really hope it receives an update at some point.

good

DISCLAIMER: the dev is not currently working on the game, seemingly due to health issues TL;DR: Game is pretty fun, but clearly not done yet. If you're willing to suffer through a bunch of little annoyances for a chill game, give this a try This is a retail store sim, and I'd say it's one of the better ones. It's very in-depth, and you can micromanage mostly anything you could think of. Despite this, it does have a host of problems. PROS: - The customizability in the game is very high. You can make your own signs, paint the walls, set your own prices, edit your store uniform, and so on. The options for outdoor customization is more limited, but it exists which is nice too - There are a lot of options per category that you can sell - The music is exactly what you'd expect from a retail game, but I do think it's at least pretty catchy - Easy to play while doing something else, like eating a snack, or watching something while playing. It's not a game that requires your constant, alert attention CONS: - The game is pretty buggy. Most are either pretty irrelevant or are just a minor inconvenience, but I've had the game hard crash on me a few times. - The pathing can be cumbersome. Sometimes employees can't figure out how to get to the register, or customers get stuck on each other momentarily (they fix themselves after a few moments of walking into each other). The pathing only really becomes an issue when your dopey employee can't do their job because they can't get to their register. It forces you to either re-place your register when you shouldn't have to, or cover for them for the rest of the day -Speaking of employees, they can be a pain. You'll get an email about "wage too low" almost every day, even if you gave them a raise recently, they are sick very often, and sometimes the game just doesn't give you an applicant that is what you need. Ex being you need a cashier, but the game keeps giving you people that excel at stocking. At the very least, scheduling isn't that hard to do - There's a system that gives each item in the game 3 qualities: Quality, Fashion, and Luxury. Each customer type also has qualities that they care about more than others. Ex being a Farmer customer won't care as much about how stylish something is as a Hipster customer would. imo this is a good system, but the problem is that the game does a very bad job of explaining it to the player, and the game can do a bad job of explaining its mechanics in general. I've played for 130 hrs as of writing and still feel like I don't fully know how to play. - While I did say there's a lot of options for items per category, I didn't mention how many categories there are. There are only 3. Clothes, groceries, or electronics are all you're able to sell. The dev has mentioned adding more, but we'll have to see - There are events that happen as time goes on. Say your supplier is having a big sale on x brand, you can now get your stock in for cheap, or another example is there's a bunch of tourists in town, so you'll get a flood of a certain type of customer (like labourers). It's a pretty fun system. The problem is it... seems to stop creating new events if you play for long enough? I had a company that I played for ~50 hours that eventually just stopped seeing these events and days became very samey - The game is a bit on the pricey side imo So why am I recommending this game even though it has all these flaws AND the dev is not working on the game? Because I think you can still have a lot of fun with it. What the game does offer is great at what it does do right. It's very good at giving you the "just one more day before I go to bed" feeling. I'd give the game an overall 7/10 Definitely do not buy if you like a more involved game, or if you have a hard time tolerating bugs

fun game

Es ist cool, vor allem für die Leute die sowas wie Tycoons und eigene Firmen mögen

yep