Bookshop Simulator

So cute. and the book titles (and their respective authors) are parodied amazingly. I love that you have have a cat and that the game is also co-op. As a real life bookseller, this is an adorable and fun game.

10/10 in my opinion.

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It's a cozy type of game where you have to manage your bookstore , eventually you can upgrade it ( kinda quickly ) , and what i liked most about this game is that you can decorate it however you like , and you can open bookstores in different countries therefore you can decorate in more than once in more than one place , which is cool. The atmosphere is also nice , and you could learn a thing or two about management. I had fun playing the demo , and i had fun playing this If you're unsure , try the demo it could help you figure out what to expect from the game If that's your cup of tea ( and if you're a mature, Respectful , fun , and KIND person , feel free to send me a friend request so we can play it together but let me know first by leaving a comment on my profile ( although at this point many people reported issues being unable to play multiplayer , but maybe by then it'll be fixed ) )

I think we need auto restock all item

Game breaking bug! I have been enjoying the game tremendously untill now. Suddenly the game gets stuck in menu after reloading savefile. And now it's impossible to continue playing the game unless i start from scratch. Very unsatisfying. I believe it's because of a book, I made in game. According to other players describing simular problem, It's because of a RAM error. Developer points out, that workshop books can be taxing on the ram situation, but thats not the issue in my case, since I haven't downloaded anything apart from the game itself. Hope the bug will be smashed in a soon to come patch, so I can keep playing the game and give it a thumps up.

The foundations are good, but the game still lacks any personality to draw you in. The customers are mindless, wordless automatons who randomly select things based on what you have, rather than having any particular tastes that affect buying habits, outside of a half-baked and very dull recommendation system. It's essentially a "numbers go up" simulator. Which I enjoy. But there's nothing else to it. It doesn't feel lived in, like for example Retro Rewind does. If steam had one, I'd give this a "meh" rating. Lots of potential, but they don't seem to be developing it in a direction that adds any excitement. Just adding more locations to do the same somewhat mindless, dull things.