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Yes I think I will fill my house with unexploded ordinance, unregistered machine guns, and doctor's sausage thank you.

I agree with the review about where gameplay needs improvement but this game aggressively tickled my autism enough to still enjoy playing especially since I collect militaria irl

Its a really great game sure its got some janky things but its a one man dev and to the people complaining that oh it doesnt have a tutorial and oH the controls are difficult literally open the esc screen go into settings then CONTROLS its not that hard the tutorial exists but its more figure it out yourself if you actually played for an hour you'd know how the game bloody works but most people play for like 0.7 or smth like my review or not buy the game or don't if its too "Janky" for your tastes refund it. One man dev ONE! physics work fine I mean stuff will glitch but deal with it its not perfect it will never be but atleast its got effort in it and the whole repetive thing is the main thing about it, its meant to make you excited for something you havent found yet and you can decorate go to markets its got plenty to do.

> Can’t find Mosin Stock > Considering jumping off a cliff because of lack of Mosin stock > Finds Mosin stock > Dopamine

I reccomend this game, its incredibly addicting and enjoyable however devs i highly reccomend allowing us to memorise the books so we dont need to carry them around constantly. thats my only complaint.

the owner is exposing kids to NSFW content in the discord and not doing anything about it even when he gets confronted he mutes people and does not allow them to talk about it. the game is great but this is weird and perverted

It pains me to leave a negative review, because in concept I have wanted a game exactly like this for a long time. However, the game as it stands at time of recording is janky in the extreme in terms of controls and barely tutorialized. Also, some very simple interactions are strangely limited. For example, the tutorial is that you're given one of three parts of a shotgun and tasked to go find the other two parts in your yard, clean them up, and put it together. Okay, cool. The problem is that while I can equip the barrel or the stock and attach it to the receiver, I cannot equip the receiver and then attach it to the barrel or the stock. FOR GOD'S SAKE, WHY?! In the shops there is no label on any of the items, so you have no idea what does what or why you'd want it. General interaction is, again, just incredibly jank. If this was an early access title, I'd be super excited and flooding the dev with feedback. If the developer considers THIS to be a release state... yeah, no. I should also mention that I would prefer (possibly as an option) a sort of blank museum to fill out, with an intentional slot for each item you can collect. I do see the appeal of customizing your own space as well, of course. Possibly make it an option at game start. That's not a flaw in the game, that's just me voicing my preference for what I hope will be a far better playing sequel (because again, the idea of searching, cleaning, buying and trading to build out a collection of militaria and firearms is EXACTLY THE GAME I WANT). Now, with all of that said, there is an actual functional game here if you're willing to figure almost everything out for yourself and deal with a staggering lack of information and a janky interface. And in fact, I may do that in future. So I will not be refunding this, partly because I may make another attempt to get into it in the future and partly because the dev clearly put a lot of real love and care into this and I want to support them hopefully either making a sequel or fixing the crap out of this game's UX.

Quirky, relaxing game made by a great developer who listens to the community. Tons and tons of things to do in a game under 1GB, still more to explore, and the game just came out- there's plenty of room for more content to be implemented and there are no massive bugs to complain about. Best purchase in a while!

Add Borderless Window please.