Posted on: October 25, 2024
TPReal
Games: 457 Reviews: 19
Minimalistic
This game is a strange one. It is quite minimalistic, with very little rules - you get a mix of stuff, and then you are asked to deliver that stuff. You do it however you like - if you have perfect memory, just put the stuff anywhere, but you will normally try to associate similar things together, and later remember that on the top left you have stuff related to machines, and on the center right - animals and related, like bowls, tags etc. So when something new arrives, it is up to you to decide what it is most like, and thus where to put it. In my game, I got some unidentified object, and after a moment (didn't have much more as everything happens in haste) I decided it is a duck penis, did you know duck penises are spiral and quite interesting? Anyway, I put it in the zoo section of the warehouse of course, and this was a good solution, as would be any other. The cycle of the game is: each month you first have 3 minutes to take the delivery (which is usually a hopeless mixture of everything), where you do whatever you want (nobody judges your arrangement of the items), and then some short time to serve 4 requests for particular items. After each month, 4 new item types are added. After three months there is a pause where you have unlimited time to "refactor" your warehouse, and you get a bigger delivery, but this time usually just two or three types of items, in bulk quantities. Sometimes this means you suddenly need to make room for 25 of those hats that were tucked away in the furthest corner until now because you only had 3 of them. Every 3 months you can also buy upgrades for the stars you earn by quick delivery. The upgrades are: strength (carry more items at once), more space (demolish pillars), and later a robot that helps you a little bit by bringing items to where you have more of that item. Just don't overestimate the robot, it's somewhat stupid. I finished the game once, and I don't feel like playing soon again, but it was interesting couple of hours.
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