TCG Card Shop Simulator

It's a very addicting game for how ugly it is. It's really fun to do the daily grind of stocking and selling. There's a large ceiling of progression so it keeps me going. It IS an ugly ass game though, the NPC's look so bad and their animations are so stupid. There's this stink mechanic too where some of the NPC's can be smelly and you have to put these bulky air filters right in the doorway making your ugly store looking even worse while blocking your path to your shipments when you go in and out of the store. Some shelves look good, some look like untextured blocks. I really thought since this game had a lot of success the creator would have made an attempt to make things like the starting shelves look better. All the art feels bootleg and fake and it's hard to give a ♥♥♥♥ about the cards you sell other than the price tag on them, so this is essentially just an first person clicker game where the goal is to make the money number go up, and i still gotta say... money number go up is a helluva drug. This hideous game full of nothing slop art is still very fun.

Lo jugue hace años sin mods y fue divertido, pero ahora con los mods de pokemon lo he disfrutado aun mas jajaja Dentro de los simuladores me parece el mas rescatable, mas que nada por que aunque podes hacer lo habitual de tener tu tienda, abastecer de inventario, atender la caja e ir obteniendo mejoras, a su vez tiene el componente de abrir sobres, ir coleccionando las cartas e incluso gradearlas! Tambien dentro del apartado de decoracion, tenes objetos y muebles donde exponer estas cartas de coleccion y entonces tienes esa otra motivacion. Como juego para pasar el rato por unos dias o semanas esta bien, al final es lo que es...fue de esa tanda de simuladores con la misma tipografia y base de assets que salieron por monton, nomas que le iban cambiando la tematica y pum, algunos se hicieron virales y otros pasaron sin pena ni gloria. Dejo el videotutorial para los mods de pokemon por si a alguien le interesa: [tr] https://youtu.be/abv7X3n07t0 [/tr]

I fell in love with this game very quickly. You have your own shop where you sell and open cards. For true nerd it is dream.

Do I enjoy the game? Kinda…Do I think that it’s lazy? also yes. This game has made enough money that there should be no reason for using cheap assets for the npcs or the world for that matter. A lot of games were able to imitate or straight up copy this game because at its core it’s an asset flip that had a good idea and never built on it. I wish the developers would take some pride in their work and show more creativity. This game could have been something greater but I can’t fault anyone for reaching their limits. At the end of the day this game is a success but a miserable failure at the same time. At the end of the day I’ve got my moneys worth.

GOTY entre estos simuladores genericos: 8/10 Eso si, con el mod completo de Pokemon, ahi el juego gana facil 5 puntos extra, sino para mi seria uno mas del monton, vanilla es medio meh a mi gusto y no esta bien optimizado entre mas avanzas vas notando como el juego sufre solo por que siempre monitoreo pc y jamas pase los 40 grados jugando en 30 horas a nivel GPU y aun asi cuando estaba casi endgame y tenia muchos clientes tenia sus tirones. Igual bien, con Mod de Pokemon, lo recontra recomiendo.

[b] "Simulador de Ludopatía de Cartas: El Juego" [/b] Absoluto juegazo. Básicamente es mi terapia de sustitución para no terminar viviendo bajo un puente por comprar sobres en la vida real (aunque ahora mi tienda virtual está en bancarrota). Merece muchísimo más la pena con mods y la traducción a español parece hecha por un bot con insomnio a las 4 AM. Aún así, 10 de 10 sin pensarlo. Mención de honor al legendario bug que te permite robarle cartas a los clientes en la cara durante los torneos. Eso no es un bug, es simulación hiperrealista de cómo ser un buen empresario. Si los desarrolladores parchean mi cleptomanía competitiva y me quitan el botín, me declaro en huelga de hambre.

As sims go, it's alright. The card mechanic is nice, definitely satisfies that feeling of getting new cards for a bit. But sadly it gets stale fast; by the time you have the second card packs unlocked, each card is just a number, and there's no game associated with it. That alone is fine; it's a simulator after all, not an actual TCG (yet). But the simulator part is crazy boring, repetitive, and grindy. Just day after day of stocking and handling check-outs. Licenses for each new thing to sell are crazy expensive, just to have an item that might have a slightly different profit margin - nothing special about them. I've just unlocked epic packs in my playthrough - level 16 shop, have done a little bit of everything, and I just don't see an end to the repetitive monotony in sight.

Basically you're this little card shop character and you go around getting stuff done tbh. I think the little card fella's are pretty neat and a quirky little characters.

Genuinely a terrible game all around. This is either a classic asset flip of some persuasion, or this "OPNeon Games" "developer" goes by several monikers on Steam because this game is almost identical to every other "(Name) Shop Simulator" on Steam right now. I've played this one and Supercar Simulator, which are allegedly from two different devs, and they are the SAME game. Same framework, same "gameplay", same NPC's, you name it. Even down to putting the name of your business on the building. So either it's an asset flip using this same "shop sim" framework, or this is one developer releasing the same game engine a million times under different names to give the illusion that there's a cottage industry here. Watch the trailers for the other games and you'll see what I mean. It's just like all the "clean up the mess at the (place)" games flooding the store right now. The only reason this game is "Overwhelmingly Positive" and "went viral" is because the developer lucked out; there is a third-party mod for this game that replaces all of the non-copyright-infringing AI slop cards with actual real Pokemon cards so you can rip open packs of "authentic" cards and faun over getting your first edition Base Set Charizard or whatever because let's face it you'll never get to experience that rush IRL. I don't think this was an intended outcome by the developer, they just sort of lucked into this happening to them by the law of probability. They should not have been rewarded so handsomely for it though because this game is crap, but they've sold at least 33K copies of this trash at $15 a pop and I advise you not to do the math on how much profit that is because it will just make you very upset. This "game" plays like an alpha, like it's nowhere near a complete project. Don't listen to the stupid FOMO machine on TikTok or whatever, this game is utter trash and so are all of its copies.