Mall Together

I like this game. It works well and provides a relaxing atmosphere, although playing can be stressful sometimes. Shops and products are well designed and detailed. They make funny reference to real products. At some time it's getting repetitive, though. The only progression is unlocking new shops and products - once the last shop was built, only produces. I think kind of a performance metrics would make it better in the long term and increase replayability. Still highly recommended.

It's not bad but I get the feeling a lot of the wallpapers and flooring are generated by AI. It also needs work in terms of what is available at the mall to be placed down. Where are all the kiosks or even the section where the food court is supposed to be? Nope, we get cigarette vending machines and cigarette stores (a little redundant if you ask me). I also hate that if you go 0.50$ above the game's suggested retail on an item, you get bombarded with red notifications where some customer is complaining the price is too high (sorry, unfairly priced). Really? $16.25 is too high for a tank top? Have you even been shopping lately?? As for the stores... Well the variety is just ok. I find it way too long to unlock more items for the stores and then having to buy the license to sell it. My supermarket literally has maybe 10 items? It's just a bit unrealistic. There should be more items to unlock for at least stores that should reflect stores in real life. I mean my bakery has like 20 items if not more right now but my supermarket has milk, some pop, broth, salt, sugar, ketchup, oil, and some cleaning products. If you get it on sale (like I did), then yeah I guess I would recommend it, but it's definitely no Retro Rewind and I'd honestly rather play that.

bonjour, très bon jeux impeccable mise à jour très souvent tout ce qu'on aimes bravo au développeurs bien cordialement.

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Great game with a lot of potential! I’ve really been enjoying it, but there are a few things I think would make the game much better, especially as your mall gets larger. The default selling price really should be the average market price for each product, and then players can adjust it themselves. Having the default selling price be the same price you paid for the product doesn’t make much sense and makes pricing everything unnecessarily tedious. A dynamic market would also be great, where product costs and average selling prices fluctuate over time based on supply, demand, trends, or other factors. Right now, money never really feels like an issue, so there isn’t much strategy involved in pricing, purchasing, or expanding. Staff management also needs more depth. You basically get a cashier and stocker right away, and after that there isn’t much to think about. Managing employees feels more mundane than strategic. Things like different wages, skill levels, experience, schedules, breaks, performance, training, and employee satisfaction could make hiring and managing staff actually matter. There also really needs to be a Retail Manager or similar employee that can monitor inventory and automatically order products for you. Eventually, instead of feeling like you’re managing a mall, it starts feeling like a stocking simulator. A manager who could maintain a certain inventory level for each store would make a huge difference. I’d also love more variety between the stores. Right now, a lot of them start to feel very similar. More customization would help, especially being able to design your own store logos or upload/paste your own image for a logo. Some additional management mechanics would also make the mall feel more alive things like shoplifting, dirty floors, employee breaks, customer returns, complaints, security issues, etc would add more depth and give you more to actually manage as the mall grows. Overall, it’s a great game and I’m having a lot of fun with it. I just think the later game needs more automation and management features so expanding your mall feels rewarding rather than creating more repetitive stocking work.

Another title from this very successful developer has just been released. This time, the focus is on a shopping mall, where you'll manage countless small stores. Those who have played the developer's previous games recommend picking this one up as well.