Recent reviews by Ghost_in_training

I love simulators but this demo was quite dull and broken. Clothes clipping out of the machines, 'mop' spelled incorrectly, and on day 2 I was suddenly unable to click anything.

The game has great potential, as there are many different types of jobs you can do, with a fairly large map. But in it's current state, there are far too many bugs for me to recommend it. I really hope this gets the improvements it needs, but it should not have been released in its current state.

Really satisfying if you enjoy organising or sorting (which I do). Very zen. I wish there were loads more levels!

Seriously addictive game, I'm actually sad that I've done everything there is to do! I seem to be lucky since I haven't had any of the major bugs some people reported, such as pre-approved parcels being invalid, or conveyor belts not working. Highly recommend this if you enjoy simulation games or want a good puzzle!

This has great potential if you're into simulation games, but it definitely needs improving (as well as bug fixes). Thankfully, the devs have said they haven't abandoned it (basically life got in the way), but in its current state, it's not quite polished enough to recommend.

This game definitely has potential compared to similar shop management games, it just needs more content and a bit of polishing. Worth checking out the demo.

Nearly all the anomalies I had were too obvious, and I finished the game (with a good ending) in less than an hour. Not really worth it.

It can be quite addictive and there is plenty to do, as long as you can ignore the numerous bugs and the terrible indoor lighting! Clearly the devs have no intention of fixing most of the issues, considering how long they have existed.

I loved the first game and enjoyed the demo of this one, but at this point I would barely recommend it. The first game was fairly basic, but somehow still fun. In this game, it somehow feels like there's less work to do, and it's pretty boring. There's a part of the game where you can learn to assemble objects, but when I actually do house flipping, nothing needs assembling. Showers, lamps, etc are just put in place with a single click. So, I don't see the point. Other than the game looking slightly nicer, I think they actually made a worse game this time. Maybe get this one in a sale.

In this game, you are sent to an abandoned (empty) town to solve a murder case, with nothing more than a pat on the back and "Good luck".

This is very much a game of 'go here to collect item and/or clue, now go there to use it and/or find your next item/clue'. So it's very much running around town back and forth, but the story kept me interested the whole way through. Every time I thought I was nearing the end or had figured out whodunnit, NOPE. Keep going chump.

What I love about this game is that it isn't hand-holding like many other games. It will only save SOME notes for you, so you have to make your own notes, take photos (in-game camera), and figure it out yourself. This includes making notes of where to use keys, as most of them aren't labelled! Like many other people have done, I ended up with pages of notes.

It's possible to solve the case without finding all the lore (like I did), but there is SO much lore, and I will be going back for it all! So be warned, there technically is a point of no return. The atmosphere is surprisingly creepy. It's daylight, but the town is empty, half the lights don't work (I had my flashlight on 90% of the game personally), and you know some baaaaad stuff happened there. The more story you uncover, the creepier it feels.

If you like playing detective, or you like story-intense games, I highly recommend this. Get your notepad and pens!!