
Sorry, We're Open is a Supermarket Management Horror RPG. As the new Manager of your local supermarket, you'll need to make the hard decisions to keep the store running. Remember, your store's reputation and your employees' livelihoods are in your hands.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I really wanted to like this game. It's theme, art style, and unique take on fights intrigued me to buy it, but alas. The game opens with the quote "sometimes there are no viable options other than losing" or something similar. It really set me up for disappointment so take care when you buy the game. Fighting is dead simple and really easy. You don't have to fire anyone once you get a halfway decent team, and you really have to try to die. In the end I only fired 6 people, and 3 died because I wanted to see if I could actually die or not. You get drowned in money the moment you unlock the overworld, which makes the fights even easier. Working shifts, which are supposed to be the meat of the game, are a breeze because of the broken fighting system. And in the end all the fights you have to slog through, there are "bosses" which are nearly identical to any other encounter. Other than these, what is left of this game is a barebones rpgmaker game where you walk around getting items, and unlocking doors (or cleaning?). Like I said, I really like the theme and the vibe the developer is going for here, but the gameplay works against the theme. Overall this game left a bad taste in my mouth. Especially the endings were lackluster, and lacked the artistic touch that made other parts of the game bearable. If you are a veteran rpgmaker game player, that gobbles games like this, I might recommend this game. Otherwise a safe skip after watching the trailer. Just a waste of 4 hours to 100% the game.
gonna make my friends play this game to turn them into socialists
Game was frustratingly puzzling at some parts, lack of guides and such contributed as well. However, the game was AMAZING when it shone
Cute. Lots of bactracking by the end though!
Corporations really, really suck
super cool game with a neat story to tell
Cute little game. Nice little story. Battle's arent too hard and it restarts you at the right point to get all the endings quickly.
Ich fand das Spiel Gut, die Puzzel sind machbar. Der Anfang ist es ein bisschen Schwer, weil man noch nicht so viel Geld hat. Alles im Allen [u]GUT[/u] nicht überragend aber auch nicht Schlecht. Einfach mal aus probieren, hat ja ne Demo. [spoiler] And now Back to Worke .... [/spoiler]
Bought the game for $2 during a sale. For that price point, there is a surprising amount of content packed into this short game. Try picking it up at $4 or less. That's a more reasonable price for what you're getting and won't leave you disappointed.
Working in retail is a nightmare and this game does a pretty good job with demonstrating it with charming pixel art.
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