Vending Machine Business Simulator

I love simulatoin games, when I start one I just keep playing and playing. I've loaded this up twice and I don't think I'll play it anymore. It's just not enjoyable. The city is the smallest city in video game history. Why are games made by people who don't play games? Why is it E to pick up and righ-click to put down? Left click to pick up, right-click to put down. How simple is that? For the love of god devs, Esc to exit a menu, not moving the mose to the X. Yeah I'm done.

Game isn't even finished, not even close. It has more bugs than an Amazon Rain Forest. I couldn't play the fix vending machine mini games anymore, I couldn't do complete certain jobs, if you look in certain areas too hard then it ruins your immersion completely, but the worst offender was a bug that prevented you from interacting with anything, including opening the pause menu. Which forced me to close the game multiple times and make me lose some progress. I don't mind playing a game that is in early access, but you shouldn't advertise a game as a 1.0 Release when it has this many game breaking bugs.

I tried to like this game but after 18 minutes I was basically forced to quit and had to refund. Beginning of the game I'm in the apartment, did the tutorial and it said to leave to pick up the package I ordered. There are two doors that look the same. I could not go through either door but after a few moments of trying my character just magically fazed through the door. Alright, fine, I'll continue and ignore that. The driving is a hot mess, less hot, more mess though. I got around faster by running because the driving is clunky. Okay, I'll play just by running around. Then during a job I put down the box of water to fix the vending machine and guess what happens after I fix it? I can no longer pick up the box. My character can't interact with anything. I click unstuck. I teleport away from the spot. I go back to the area to get my box. Happens all over again and I lose the box. At that point I decided to give up and request a refund. Maybe when it's far more polished and the bugs get fixed I'll come back but it's not worth it in my opinion.

A bit of a boring start, but the more you do and eventually automate VMBS becomes a simulator you can just turn your brain off to and unwind if you enjoy management games, If you need money you can expedite your progrss playing the Vrashland (think thats the name) game in the dice application. 17 hours to 100%.

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The German translation is not very good. I also can't finish the first quest. Putting bottles of water into the first machine is bugged.

Was actually enjoying myself on this game then ran into a game breaking bug. I cannot properly save my game. If you comb the discussion boards, it's apparently been around for a long time. I assumed it had been fixed as I had no problem until I passed my return window. Likely is paired to something you level up to or unlock later in the game. Restarting works but then you just lock up again with no warning. Avoid the frustration and avoid this game.

posting in discord, solved an issue i was having,so i'm changing my review so would i recommend buying, its 14$ aud, full price,(bought it at 40% off) you couldnt buy a latte for that, and it will last longer, so sure go ahead, what have you got to lose, props to the dev, for the assist, and for the unique idea.

it was ok bc the otmated sistam didant refill my vending micvhn

Très bon jeu de simulation/gestion de stocks et de suivie des machines automatiques. Toujours faire attention aux pannes/attaques ou ruptures de stocks des machines et agir en conséquences. Beaucoup de produits à gérer et tout ne se vend pas aussi bien partout. Bref, du tout bon pour moi.