Tiny Bookshop

很愜意輕鬆的遊戲 內容算相對簡單但深入遊玩其實還蠻豐富的 第一感吸引我的是畫風 這種畫風雖然簡單 但我真的好愛

The game is cute, but I had to recommend a book from the Divergent series to pass a book recommendation check. I would never stock or recommend a book from that series if I really owned a tiny book shop.

I love this game so much. As a bookworm, I was really looking forward to a game that’s all about books and has such a cozy vibe. And it didn’t disappoint. I’ve spent many wonderful hours playing this game. The art style is lovely, the gameplay mechanics are interesting and clever yet easy to understand, and the characters and stories are charming. The various decorations and their associated bonuses add plenty of variety to the game. It’s the perfect game for any book lover or for anyone who just wants to have a relaxing, enjoyable time. 10/10. ♥

Both my husband and I have found this game to be a delight. It's very cozy, and a great game to play when you want to unwind. To be clear, this is not a traditional store simulator. You are not checking out people, you do not restock as each day goes on- if that is what you're hoping for here, this may not be for you. You're meant to set up your shop at the beginning of the day based on where you decide to move your shop each day (there is a map with multiple locations to choose from). Your journal will tell you what types of book each area likes so you can stock your shelves appropriately, and you can customize your decorations to sell more. While your shop is open, you interact with the recurring characters in the game, are given quests to complete, and you can also check out the surrounding area. Occasionally you will have someone request assistance with finding a book. I've seen a number of negative comments about the book recommendation system, and while I see where they're coming from, for me it's not a big deal. I am able to recommend an appropriate book most of the time- keep in mind you do not need to suggest a book from the exact genre they may seem to be asking for. Even if you get it wrong, there's no real penalty other than a lost sale. You also don't need to be familiar with the books to make a good recommendation (the book titles are real). There is a summary with each book that provides enough detail for you to determine if it's a good match for someone. All in all, it's a lovely game that I see myself continuing to come back to when I need something low-key.

玩经营游戏的5分钟是这辈子最快的3小时

The game that will make any booklover's dream come true -- to own a bookshop. And it's the type of game that will make you keep on playing for more than 20 hours (because I honestly thought that this would only have a total of 20 hours gameplay. Apparently I was wrong!). It has great gaming achievements, relationship quests, and gameplay. It's a definite 10/10!

Tiny Bookshop is an extremely fun and relaxing game. You play as a bookseller running a tiny bookshop on wheels, traveling from location to location. Along the way, you choose which books to stock, where to set up shop, and how to decorate your bookstore. The day-to-day gameplay can be repetitive, but the quests, memories, and mysteries you unlock throughout the story kept me coming back. There was always something new to discover, whether it was learning more about the town or getting to know the characters. Speaking of the characters, I really liked all of them. Each one felt unique and memorable. Klaus was definitely my favorite. I also appreciated that the game was fairly simple to 100% and earn all of the achievements. One thing to be aware of, though, is that certain locations, memories, and events are only available during specific seasons. If you miss one, you'll have to wait until that season comes around again in-game. I accidentally missed a spring memory and ended up playing through half a year of game time just to unlock the final memory I needed. As an avid reader, one of my favorite parts of the game was seeing real books referenced throughout the story. It was fun spotting books I've read and discovering books I hadn't heard of before. The downside is that my TBR list is now significantly longer than it was before I started playing! Overall, I loved Tiny Bookshop. It's cozy, charming, and perfect for anyone who enjoys books, relaxing management games, and getting to know a quirky cast of characters.

Honestly kind of addictive! You're a bookseller who moves to a new town full of booklovers to start up a business selling second-hand books out of a trailer, as you meet more of the locals and helping them out with a variety of favours you unlock more locations to sell books in! Eventually you'll be selling books all over town and making memories with the locals! The artwork is lovely, the gameplay itself if addictive (choose how to decorate your shop, where to set up for the day, choose how many of what genres to stock based off of trends in that location, and once you've opened up shop for the day you'll sit back and let the people get drawn in by your decorations, look around the location, and fulfill recommendations), there are some really charming questlines to follow with the characters, you get a dog and a cat, you can decorate! What's not to love? The best part is that once you've finished the main questline you can keep on playing!!! No finite ending, you can just keep selling books, keep buying decorations, and if you haven't completed all the memories or stamps you can do just that! I love this game, and I recommend it to any players who love a good cosy casual game!!