
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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Retro Rewind scratched an itch of organizing and designing. I would genuinely laugh at some of the absurd movie titles. Graphics are pretty good even on Steam Deck (I played primarily on my PC but would occasionally play on the deck). Some of my gripes with this game are the employees falling asleep, customers tossing movies if they got upset, the annoying pointless phone calls and the lack of number of employees I could hire. Having a maximum of 2 employees and 1 cash register felt off balance, and I think employees assigned to Return station should handle customer requests I would recommend this game to people who want to run their own movie store, I'd say this game is a 7/10.
Controller support would be nice. Overall great game! I like how the seasons change and different events keep you engaged. Bring on the DLC's
I need to shout out my absolutely goated video store employee, Susan! <3 Fast at the return counter and checkout, never took a sick day, handled angry customers, never quit when I demanded she work faster. No other employee was as much of a unit as her. On the final day at the shop, I fired her so she could go find better opportunities in the world. I was a terrible boss and she deserved better so I let her go. Moving on, I think the game was very fun. Customization isn't super detailed though, so you won't be able to customize everything, but most things you can. This is a cozy game where you can settle in and play for hours, even when it becomes a bit monotonous. The fun part is seeing what new releases come out, all the town events and stuff. I wish there was more interactivity in the game though. There are a couple of customers that look like they stepped out of a Roald Dahl book and I would catch myself thinking 'what's the deal with that guy?' And I cannot speak to them or interact with them at all! I wish the devs had added just a bit of dialogue with the regular customers, nothing too elaborate. Just a couple of lines every now and then. You also run out of new things to unlock, because after a certain level you have bought everything you can possibly buy (although I know the devs are coming out with updates). I spent my surplus of money on buying 15 robots and throwing them around my shop like an obstacle course. I also took a bunch of boxes and piled them high in the bathroom and turned the lights off in the shop. It was more fun that way. This game is a breeze to get through and eventually, you can just turn your brain off and go through the motions, which become muscle memory quickly. If you play with the keyboard, the controls are great although the move tool sucks.
This is an amazing cozy game done right! I love the vibe and simplicity of it all. There's not much to complain about. Just having to rewind movies is tedious. I also wish you could hire a 2nd employee sooner, but that's it. It's easy to pick up and play, and really hits my favorite kind of indie genre. It's really just a chill game worthy of your time and purchase if you wanna go back to 1990, or you like simulator games made correctly.
It was fun at the beginning but as you reach level 10 it gets boring. Your movie selection becomes larger and your staff member is supposed to help you. But they are constantly sick, fall asleep or need to go to the bathroom. No new mechanics are added, yes drinks and snacks which you have to restock but nothing that you use every day. The cotton candy, popcorn and slushies rarely get used and there's someone that wants something from you every minute in some random part of the store. The return station takes forever to finish and your employee spends the entire day sorting the movies in weird orders, building a square around the shelves and adding movies in the middle. It was fun up until level 10 then got extremely repetitive but the idea is good.
Весьма приятная и атмосферная игра, но все же к 15 уровню ужасно начинает надоедать, каждый день в тупую выполнять одни и те же действия. В каждом игровом дне буквально практически ничего не происходит, ну разве что подсчитать сколько гондонов обиделось на магаз за штрафы или в каждые вторник и четверг чекать что за кассеты из категории "порно" продает сомнительная личность в пальто..... Все! Остальной геймплей - это оформлять огромное количество возвратов, сортировка кассет по категориям, пополнение напитков и снэков, сбор бабок с аркадных автоматов и прочей ♥♥♥♥♥ и так день за днем пока вы не упрётесь до максимального уровня. В общем главная проблема игры в ее однообразности, надеюсь в силу того что игра вышла недавно, разрабы добавят контента в игру, что сделает игру уже оправданной за свою цену.
Chill, with enough variety to keep things interesting, and also runs flawlessly on Linux Only real complaint is that the later levels feel like a real grind. Changing your sign to concession booster does help though as you get a lot of XP from them
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It’s just lovely. I didn’t know I’d enjoy store simulation games this much before playing Retro Rewind. I absolutely love the nostalgia. I really appreciate that there is always something to do and that (so far) it didn't turn into one of those games where you eventually just stand around idling. I wish this would have co-op mode - would love to play this with a friend. Really hoping for more content in the future.
Joguinho relaxante pra caramba. Você fique ali, suavão, cuidando da sua lojiha. Cuidado com os dias de chuva, é tão relaxante que você dorme na cadeira kkkkkkkkkkkkkk