Tailor Simulator

i really like the game, but its starting to get really hard

I have been playing this for over a week now, and I love this game. It is very easy to lose myself in the process of making the clothes and not realise it's been a hour and the in-game clock has been set to 2400 for half of it. The low-fi jazz soundtrack is very calming and relaxing. The progression is nice and smooth, and doesn't feel like too much of a grind, at least until I got to level 13 and was desperately trying to unlock the last gown. The controls for staff are a little intricate, but I figured out a good system for my playstyle within a couple of in-game days. That said, the game is still a little buggy. My most frequent one was people looking for somewhere to change into the outfits they've recieved. I don't like having a dressing screen in the store, so frequently I find people hiding in a corner waiting to get changed, and they don't go away until after I exit the game. But this also happens when I do have a dressing screen. Some of them use it, the rest of them don't. And they just stay there. The other bug I frequently encounter is the OE Broker not having any stock for sale. Again, this is fixed by exiting the game. The one bug I can't fix is that the printer won't print on all fabrics. I tried to put a rose pattern on a blue belted dress made out of the troika fabric, but it wouldn't show up after the printing had finished. But then this might not be a bug. I could just be being an idiot. There are only three things I would suggest considering adding to the game. The first is increasing the speed of the cats as they cross the road. Frequently I would have a line of five or six vans waiting to drop off cargo stuck at a crossing waiting for a single cat to meander across. I also didn't realise the back of the van could be opened but I'm sure that part is just me being an idiot again. The second is adding the ability to assign staff to specific workstations. I have two areas set up in my shop: one on the ground floor, and one on the first floor. Both areas are self contained with all the cutting tables, sewing machines, addon tables, and storage they need. This was great when I had just one tailor working with me: they stayed downstairs doing customer orders, I stayed upstairs making whatever I wanted. But now I have two staff, and both of them are always climbing up and down the stairs using various workstations in both areas. I would love to be able to keep one downstairs in his little area doing the customer orders, and the other one upstairs in her little area making store stock. The third is custom-made clothes. Such as a white dress with blue thread, or a red shirt with a black collar and cuffs and buttons. That might be a bit out of the scope of the game though. Oh, and new meows for the cats, and maybe the ability to feed them. I'm sure there is someone out there who can resist petting every kitty they see, but that person is not me. They're just too cute! I love seeing them lying on the fence outside the store so much. They add such a lovely touch to the environment. But yeah, overall, I'm very happy with the games mechanics, the variety of patterns, the fabrics and colours, the atmosphere, the design of the city, the beautiful soundtrack. I think it is great, just how it is, but I still can't wait to see what else the developer might decide to add to it. So go buy the game, set up your store, pet a kitty, and make yourself a nice outfit. I will be heading back to my own Helleborne to finally finish unlocking the third level of the building.