
Manage your very own video store in the early 90s! Rent, sell, decorate and expand your business from the ground up and relive the golden ages of video rentals!
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Simple. Good at what it does.
Questo gioco è uno dei simulatori più belli a cui abbia mai giocato. Le vibes anni 90, gli eventi che cambiano in base ai giorni e al periodo è qualcosa di geniale. Mi ha preso sin dai primi minuti di gioco e ora che sono al livello 20 continuo a giocarci e ad ampliare la mia videoteca. Amo tantissimo i dettagli minuziosi che si possono riscontrare in ogni singola videocassetta, nei cartonati, nelle decorazioni ecc...Sinceramente spero che gli sviluppatori continuino ad aggiornarlo magari implementando altri generi di film, nuove videocassette, nuove decorazioni e altro. Lo straconsiglio se cercate un simulatore che vi faccia rilassare e anche appassionare in poco tempo. Complimenti a tutto il team, avete un nuovo fan!
I got to make a VIDEO EZY and work there.. FINALLY!! 10/10
The themes, the movies, the scenery. Everything keeps you excited to see more and more of the game. The game also has nice achievements to chase after. All and all, great enjoyable game.
Amazing! Cant wait for the newer updates!
Best with the 'More Genres' and 'Real Movies' mods. My store is entirely filled with my favorite movies.
GET THIS GAME!!!
это буквально лучшее во что я играла. сделайте длс молю
The best of all shop simulators. Some improvements: - The progression system is not good. It's the same as all the other Simulators. For some reason you gain XP every day and things automatically unlock. This system is fundamentally flawed and takes away player-agency. Let players decide what genres to unlock with points or money. Let players decide when its is economically viable to hire staff. Level 20 for the second staff-person? Seriously? I unlocked the second person on the last 10% of the playthrough and I could have afforded them after the first 2 hours. The solution is to give players freedom what to unlock and to have the shop gain reputation-points with which you unlock better staff-options, more customers, legendary customers with specific needs that need to be fulfilled, etc Or have an talent-tree for XP where you can level up employee-speed/efficiency, reduce prices for buying movies, receive more tips, less customers crashouts over late-fees, specializing in specific genres, etc So much can be done other than the current copy-paste boring, monotone, crippling progression-system. -Every movie should have a designated, memorized spot on a shelf. Not sure how possible this is to implement, but this would definitely improve the experience. Also, shelves should have sub-categories like Good, Bad, Old. Spaghetti-Shelves as they currently are, are ok-ish, but not very satisfying.
Was a fun game to enjoy. The start was hard but than it was really fun and interesting. I loved decorating my store how I wanted it and make sections in the late game excluvily "for adult" and so on. I also loved the many many movie titles and how the "dealer" was handled. I just wished it was longer than 24 levels. I wil lcome back another time for replaying but for now after getting all achievments I am finished and can gladly recommend it.