Vending Dokan!: Kozy Kiosk

questo non e un gioco non si capisce niente non e tradotto italiano peccato pensavo fosse bello se io faccio fatica ad capirlo non ci gioco tanto spero che lo sviluppatore fara la traduzione italiana almeno da capire cosa devi fare ci spero tantissimo io ho provato a scrivere nel forum di steam e su discord ma non rispondono......

Generally good. If you like what the trailer shows, that's basically it. It's basically a diorama builder game with economic simulation that turns into a clicker. I guess you can go bankrupt if you hire too many people. I personally don't care if these assets look bought or AI generated, at the very least everything fits sort of together, even though I'd wish there would be a looooot more variety. The music is nice and fitting. The game is in EA tho, so keep that in mind. It raises a few bug bears with me after 10 hours. Currently, it's: Lacking on QOL features like the machines and assets snapping onto a grid, or better yet, adjacent to each other. Some things seem to outright bug out, mainly the employee AI getting caught in between assets, or the boxes in the delivery bay. Lacking on variety. Give me more machines. Esp machines with more than 7 slots (even tho 4 of those perfectly match the amount of non-hot items you have). Also, there seems to be like just a good dozen of customer assets which is frankly ridiculous if there is a red basecap wearing hedphone dude standing at every vending machine at the same time. Lacking on clutter variety too. There is very little aestetically pleasing and authentic decor for a game supposedly playing in japan. Why are there stickers fro german or french slogans when none of the food items are german or french? most of the lighting stuff feels out of place. If you want to shield your customers from rain, you have basically one actual option - the big glass roof that's just about as wide as the first location's gap betrween houses is, and the rest is just not working out. Oh yeah, and the café chairs don't work. Customers don't use them. Lacking on quality on the textures, esp the stickers you can put onto the machines, which should be at least twice their current resolution to not look this pixelated even if you scale them down. Lacking on performance. For such a tiny scene and simple models, the only reason I'm not suspecting the game for being a bitcoin miner that runs my 5070 TI at 100% at 30 fps, is that the lighting is neat. Although the scene and especially the heavy ghosting suggests just as heavy AI post procressing on all of it. Imho, a game like this shouldn't chug like that, so please work on the optimisation a bit more. Lacking on graphical settings. If you don't like various AI upscaling and lighting gimmicks, you can at least turn the latter down a bit, but don't expect fine controls of any kind. Like, for example, post processing just seems to be a very unnecessary and ugly sharpening filter that you can thankfully switch off. You want to set the game's actual resolution? Why would you ever want that, it seems. You can't. Lacking on any kind of purpose and goal. Milestones happen very fast, but mean nothing but resetting your game speed to normal after they trigger. From some point onwards, about 5 hours in, you don't get anything for them at all besides that. The main reason to keep playing is Brand quests, which you could probably put effort into beating, by double- or tripple filling machines with their stuff... but since you can have up to six quests, there's hardly any reason to do that. All in all, at this point, this game is sort of neverending busywork. Sadly, the economic part can't be fully automated, for those that would just want to concentrate on the diorama building part. You still have to buy stock manually. Your workers at least slow down the other menial tasks, but you still have to keep an eye on all that - emptying trashbins, filling machines. I didn't figure out the sweetspot on how many workers you need for each task, that is above the 12 that are min req - 3 shifts by 4 tasks for them. And I frankly also don't really seem an insentive to care. All in all, still a neat game. Here's hope this is an actual passion project, not just an asset flip, and we'll see a bunch of the above mentioned irklings dealt with soonish.