Storage Hunter Simulator

I put some cheats on to see how features would unlock, so can say Ive unlocked all the game has. Only thing late game is you get a faster vehicle, some nicer homes, but the mechanics dont evolve in any way. Everything just feels empty or incomplete, like a concept game that didn't get finished. If you want to play honestly, here's the loop: you quickly get to buy your own pawnship after making some $ on cheap auctions. Its a trial of patience in that you often wont make more than $100 on an auction while having weekly rents and gas to buy. You can of course borrow a small amount of money or upgrade a few tools to increase profit per auction, but earning it will take a couple of hours to save up to buy your first pawnshop. The hope of owning a shop would be new layers to the game, but this is a hollow victory. It just doesnt work when you cant hire employees, still have to do all the auctions and pickups yourself, and have no meaningful interaction with customers. Its just constant repetition - drive, bid, win, load, drive, unload/sell x 3-6 auctions a day in vehicles that can barely move 2 pieces of furniture. It also doesnt help the controls are clumsy, the map is bigger that necessary, and handling on vehicles was clearly not a priority in the game design. Even cheating with money and renown maxed out, that grind will stick to you like dust in an abandoned storage locker. You just will have a more practical vehicle to pick up junk in and more choices for houses to stay in, but these are superficial. There's still no engagement or activity opening up. The world feels completely dead. Expanding your pawn empire into multiple shops just means it becomes impossible to keep them stocked as items will sell out far faster than you can deliver them. The lack of progression and evolution make this a pass; really you can get the experience just playing the demo for a couple of hours and then imagine doing that for 20 hours+.

El juego en sí está muy bien. Sale más rentable si lo compras con algún descuento porque en general cumple su función como simulador, pero le falta todavía recorrido. Es cierto que es un juego lento y para relajarse (a mi personalmente eso me ha atraído), aunque también destaca por sus numerosos bugs. Hay que entender que son muchísimos los objetos que puedes manipular y que todo eso al final si no está bien optimizado induce a los bugs típicos de que se pierdan objetos, se queden clavados en superficies, etc. Más allá de todo eso, la trama del juego es clara y sabes a lo que te enfrentas una vez que pasas el tutorial, lo que te da acceso a numerosas opciones y progresión por distintas zonas. Si te gustan esos juegos lentos donde disfrutas comprando y vendiendo e invirtiendo entonces es tu juego. Ojalá sigan introduciendo objetos, mejoras, mecánicas y hasta zonas nuevas y no lo abandonen como otros juegos de este tipo. Lo bueno es que van reduciendo los bugs progresivamente, algo que demuestra que los creadores quieren mejorarlo.

Ich liebe ja die Serie "Storage Wars" und dachte mir immer, das würde ich auch gern mal machen. Jetzt kann ich es, dank Storage Hunter Simulator. Mitbieten, Mitfiebern. versteckte Kostbarkeiten finden, zu Experten gehen und die Funde schätzen lassen .... all das und noch viel mehr. Ein geniales Game das einen in einen Bieter- und Finderrausch versetzt.

This game is surprisingly good, but you need to be okay with a more casual game to enjoy it. The premise of the game is that you bid on storage locker auctions and sell what you get. With enough money, you can buy your own pawn shops, which will allow you to sell the items for higher prices. Later, you can buy better houses to decorate or expand storage, and new vehicles to transport the items. Good: After buying a locker, you need to transport your items to the pawn shops to sell. In order to do so, you need to stack them into your truck. Part of the game is finding ways to stack as many items into your truck as possible without them falling over. If you like figuring out how to stack things as high as possible, this can be a fun part of the game. On the other hand, if you don't enjoy that, it could be a very frustrating part of the game or you may find yourself taking a lot of smaller trips that will reduce how much you can make each day. If you like decorating, being able to buy new houses and decorate them with the items you win in the auctions can be rewarding. You can use every item other than the instant sell trash items to decorate your houses, both inside and outside. There are limitations, such as items only being placed on walls or only on the ground or on furniture and you can't align items perfectly with the walls. There are a lot of items you can win in the auctions, which can keep you interested. You do tend to see a lot of repeats from the more common items, but you get enough new items to keep you coming back for more for quite a while. And the items generally look good (when fully repaired). There are collectors around the map who you can donate certain items to in order to unlock cosmetics, get a free item that has a high value, and even another vehicle. Donating items means you're not making money on them, so you have to decide when it's worth it. Collector requests change weekly, so you need to decide whether keep the items until you can donate them or just sell them. There are a variety of upgrades to your pawn shops to help you make more money and have more space. These upgrades are per shop and don't affect all shops. So-so: Auctions are kind of lacking when it comes down to it. There is no real value in changing how much you raise the bid price while bidding or how quickly or slowly you bid. The end result will be the same if you keep hitting the bid button repeatedly until winning the auction and can even be less than if you change the bid amount rather than bidding the minimum each time. It can be pretty each to see when the computer is set up to force the price over the value of the locker once you are far enough into the game to at least fix items to Normal or better quality. At lower difficulties, you're almost better off just winning every bid and accepting the occasional losses. The improved renown from winning can sometimes be worth the loss of money as it unlocks better tiers of lockers and other rewards. Blind auctions (auctions where you can't see the contents) are a nice addition. The downside of them is that they really aren't much different from bidding on any regular locker. Yes, you can see inside the lockers, but often you won't see the better items so it often isn't really giving you a much better idea of what to bid if you are bidding on a normal locker or doing a blind auction. Also, blind auctions mostly only have small sized items, which can fill up your pawn shops limited space for small items and cause you to not have space for more items until things sell. Small and large items are the hardest to quickly sell until you have multiple pawn shops because they are the most commonly found items. Bad: There a "county fair" in the game where you can play games to earn tickets in order to unlock (buy) a small number of cosmetics and a variety of vehicles that won't be of any use transporting items from lockers to pawn shops. Having minigames is fine, but each attempt costs $250 and they are often very easy to either lose or only get a very small number of tickets unless you spend a lot of time practicing one or more of the games to get good enough to win regularly. But that either costs a lot of money or requires reloading your game over and over while practicing. I get the interest in being able to get some cosmetic items, but they aren't really all that exciting. And as I said, the vehicles might as well be cosmetic because you can't use them for anything except driving around, which isn't the purpose of the game. Many are cars and don't have room to stack much on them. I think they could have done this much better than they did. The game has the ability to throw items instead of moving them around and setting them down. This can be fun when messing around, but is mostly useless. That wouldn't be a problem except it's not uncommon for it to switch to throwing mode when you try to set something down. When that happens, you send the object at high speed in the direction you're pointing and when that happens to be right at your stack of items that you spend time getting stacked just right and it causes the entire thing to fall over, it can be extremely frustrating. Even when it doesn't knock things over, having to run after something that is halfway across the parking lot isn't any fun either. Especially when you make money by going to auctions that have a set amount of time they are available and every second spent chasing things that were accidentally thrown or fixing fallen stacks of items because of things accidentally thrown costs you money. And they don't offer any settings to disable throwing items or to change the controls for throwing items. Throwing is done simply by holding the same button that you'd normally just click if you are setting something down. So if the game thinks you held it instead of clicked it, it's going to throw the item. Running in the game is done by first walking and then hitting Shift to run (using the default key binding). You can't press Shift and then start walking or you'll just walk. This makes it very frustrating to try to run in the game. Half the time, you're walking instead of running. There seems to be certain areas where you can place things on your truck that won't hold what's placed there. With the starter truck, you can place things on the roof and this can be a good place for chests. In most cases, you place it there and it'll stay when you drive away. But sometimes as soon as you start to drive away, it'll just slide right off for no apparent reason. I don't know if it's because it's placed just a little too far forward or rotated a certain way or something else, but it can be frustrating when stuff that all is staying perfectly stacked suddenly slides off for no reason. The various items you find have very odd or perhaps random "weights" to them. For example, if you have a large, heavy desk and you bump it while carrying a pencil sharpener, you wouldn't expect the desk to move. However, there are many small items that shouldn't cause other larger things to move when bumped that will send those items flying. And there are things that should cause other things to move that do not. For example, you might have a statue that would be on a desk that's underneath a poster and trying to pick up the statue won't be possible because the poster is too heavy. I'm not sure how the different "weights" were chosen, but they really need to be looked at carefully for every single item in the game. Summary: Although there are things that aren't great or could use improvements, the game itself is actually fun to play. With a little extra work by the devs, it could really shine. It won't appeal to everyone, but there is a demo version available that lets you get a good feel for how the game works and I would strongly recommend playing the demo before buying the game to see if it's something that you would enjoy.

Game probably would be better without the driving around, just a map to click on it. Graphics are terrible, the expressions are on the verge of uncanny valley and its grinding. Not for me.

Oyun çok sığ, hayalet şehirde oynuyorsunuz resmen, npc ler zombi gibi, bari npc leri çeşitli yapsaydınız, aynı hepsi, oyunda diyalog olmadığı için oyun sizi içine çekemiyor, erken erişim olmuş bu, daha çok yolu var. Oyun hiçbir yere varmıyor. Sadece dükkan alıyorsunuz ve dandik araçlardan birini. Hikaye falan yok aynı eşyaları al aynı eşyaları sat. Bu arada yol git dur. Başka bir şey yok.

Неожиданно очень понравилось, так что затянула на многие часы за счет азарта.

this is a great game to play with the wife go around and buy absolute garbage and turn around and sell it straight to your mom for maximum profits guaranteed!