Storage Hunter Simulator

This game is a time-killer, nothing more - for now Убийца твоего времени; хороша ТОЛЬКО с друзьями под пиво - НЕ БОЛЕЕ 1. Долго грузишь и долго везешь товар. 2. Долго копишь на апгрейд всего. 3. Повторяешь 1 и 2 ну очень много раз в каждом районе. 4. Да, еще можно выбрать пол персонажа (буквами). Это ВСЁ...

Very fun but gets repetitive fast. And when you have everything there isnt really any more goals.

Love the TPB reference!!!! Good game to relax with and seems to have lots of stuff to unlock.

Great game to just unwind for a bit. Stress free, simple, nothing fancy, you bid....win....sell....progress, The game helps to Kill some time and makes you feel like you accomplished a little something in your day.

As someone who has played a bunch of these job sim types I'll just say why I personally would say yes for this game. If this doesn't sound up your alley I get it. 1. The Gameplay Loop I'm still chillin in the first house 27 hours in (some of that is pause time watching D20 gladlands) and while the cycle is repetitive I feel like overall the game keeps things interesting. With the rep system if you don't have a good offer for an auction now, maybe it's time to venture out a bit and get your rep up in other areas. Also having an actual eye on what you're bidding on is rewarding because after you've been duped by the AI a couple times and over pay a few hundred dollars early, even when you "lose the auction" you feel like you won. One note, the Junkyard auctions seem to break frequently where you can exit but not start bidding if you opt to try and walk around and that sucks 2. Economy Stuff I kinda like the slower burn of things, and as stated above the RNG of auctions can impact that especially early on. But I feel like the shop listings automatically and the size of storage you get off rip is pretty generous. Only times I've over packed even at 20 storage is when I didn't take anything back for like 3 straight auctions in a day. Ok also the fact that when playing on mouse and keyboard if you're scrolling thru auctions sometimes the cursor will just disappear and you have to close out and refresh, and that sucks. 3. Other dumb stuff Stacking things on your truck is both hilarious and frustrating. but when you get that tower of babbel stacked while a christmas tree is rolling off the side and you manage to jump in the cab and it all comes with you. that's a treat I wish filling chests was easier/the tops popped open less This game is a mixed bag. If you're simply looking for a brain off numbers go up simulator the early game might screw you over. But if you can rub maybe three braincells together and don't mind a level progression that's slower than tiktok and subway surfers with hyperpop in the background, you might enjoy this game.

honestly I'm split between recommended and not on this basis. I've just completed two weeks in game. It took thirteen real life hours to do so and in that time I've bid plenty, bought a shop and a few upgrades. It's a pretty chill game and there's variation to each win. Here's the situation. I went into the game with the knowledge that I could buy new vehicles, homes and clothes. What I didn't know is that you are hard locked behind reputation goals before you can buy many things. So here's where I started in this tiny trailer with this cute little truck. I set off into the wide world wondering where the best place to buy my shop would be deciding somewhere near the middle would be ideal. Upon winning my first few auctions I realised pretty quick that this small truck meant that you have to either play jenga extreme or buy a bigger truck. So that became my first goal. I drove to a couple different car venders and decided on this red truck but when trying to find the price out found that I was unable to purchase at all without the required milestones. I assumed that meant you had to buy a shop first, a milestone I was finally able to do after the first week.. only I couldn't have just any shop, I was only allowed the shop on the tiny island at the start of the game.. yay granny shop. Bought it, went to buy a car, still locked out.. cool. Bought the lockpick option thinking I'd save money on the many unlocks I'd previously paid for.. five out of six attempts resulted in having to take those boxes to a locksmith anyway as the lock had broke. There you have my first two in game weeks, thirteen hours in yet still hard locked out of buying a car, haven't even check a house, situated on a small island that my pc hates leaving to get most things verified, still playing jenga with one single bid win, in the starter clothes and yet somehow I still want to play more.

Super ausbaufähig!!!!!