Supermarket Chaos

9999物品的那关有将近两百个物品都卡在地里 只能最后用技能拿

TL;DR: The stores and items are jank, but the game runs well. Librarian, it is not, but worth the $5 if you're desperate for more tidying games. A low-quality Librarian-like with asset flips. Pints of ice cream clearly marked "vanilla" are labelled as strawberry cones. (There are other vanilla cones also marked as strawberry cones.) The raw meat all looks gray. Also, gray "cheddar" cheese. And more importantly, there are unknown amounts of each item, making it really hard to plan where to put things, and I end up with shelves that start out organized and then become chaotic as I run out of places to put things. Maybe it's just my OCD, but it feels like the makers of this game don't actually get the appeal of this type of game. Though I do appreciate the satisfying click noise it makes when you finish a section of a shelf. This game cost $5, and for that price, I feel like I've gotten my money's worth, and I do enjoy playing it enough to finish all three stores. But I probably won't replay it (I've replayed Librarian more times than I can count and for only a dollar more). There are so many of these types of games coming out now, so while I don't *not* recommend this, I'd say you've got better options. And if you haven't played Librarian, start there, obvs.

unsatisfying from too many repeating elements making the shelves look unorganized.

Größte Zeitverschwendung die ich freiwillig in kauf nehme. Auch alleine. Denn Freunde habe ich keine. Da dauern 9999 Wahren schonmal etwas, aber naja. Schön siehts dann aus, nach Farbe Größe oder Unterart zu sortieren. Absolut schön auch wenn das meiste davon Assets sind oder irgend ein Ki Quark. Viel versprechen tut es nicht und deswegen reicht es mir. Lasset mich einfach meine Regale sortieren.

It's a decent organize-em-up, if a little bit uninspired. There's no distinction between products themselves so you always just toss them onto shelves willy-nilly, there's no requirement to place items on specific parts of shelves, there's not even a requirement to group similar products together. There's also no "no magic" mode because items routinely fall just below the floor, so you pretty much have to use magic to see or get them. The thing that bugged me a lot while I played this is how little effort was made in keeping the scales of the items correct. A frozen pizza box that looks like it would fit maybe one slice, a beer bottle that looks like it would be 50ml, a 1.5l cola bottle that is the size of a game controller box, the list goes on. It's much more egregious in the first level, and sorta fixes itself a bit in the other two, but it leaves a bad taste, like the devs didn't care about making it make sense. Compared to Librarian, it at least runs better, with solid 60 FPS on my potato in first and second levels, although the third level drops to 20-30 if you look across it, since it is so huge. It has multiplayer, if that's your sort of thing, but other than that it doesn't have anything to stand out from others of the genre.

He escuchado más de 12 horas de podcasts jugando este juego, el único problema que tiene es que no logro cerrarlo porque siempre hay un estante más que completo y ya lo cierro, pero a este otro le faltan sólo 4 cereales más, lo termino y me acuesto, pero justo encontré dónde poner las jarras brillantes que son fáciles de encontrar, así que no me demoro nada en juntarlas todas y estoy lista, pero debajo de la jarra estaba justo la última revista que me faltaba, y además...

I've played this game a bunch and I'm a big fan of the genre. While the developer has made some updates that have introduced additional material, I'm still not confident I can recommend this one. This has some pretty major slop vibes and seems to be one of many in a sea of cash grab organizing genre launches. There's some really questionable choices with some of the product designs, and I'm really not sure how much of it is influenced by or created by AI. I'll probably continue to put time into the game over time, but overall I believe there are much stronger games in the genre that are worth the purchase over this one.

From all the sorting games out there, this might be worth the most. 3 different levels, all different amounts and different objects. No dumb time based achievements. Worth every cent!