Moonshine Inc.

not good

Moonshine Inc.: Proof Is High, Accuracy Is Low Moonshine Inc. has mixed reviews, and they're well deserved. At its core, this is a cookie-cutter time management game. If you enjoy juggling production chains, timers, and logistics, it's a relaxing experience. If you don't like time management games, this one won't change your mind. Where the game does stand out is its presentation. The graphics are charming, and the story has personality. The recipe system also makes an effort to recreate classic spirits and famous recipes. Unfortunately, that's where things start to fall apart. The ingredient system feels intentionally unrealistic. Flavor profiles and ingredient pairings often don't match how real distilling works. I actually understand why—if the game allowed realistic ingredient combinations, you could probably steamroll the economy by producing mountains of corn whiskey. Balance clearly won over authenticity. Still, the restrictions are baffling. In reality, spirits can absolutely be made from corn and sugar, yet the game refuses because they're in different ingredient categories. Likewise, many popular fruit-based spirits use barley, fruit, and sugar together, but the game …

NEEDED TO BREW LONGER: The core idea is fun, if a little bit arcade-like, but unfortunately the amount of bugs this far post-launch is unacceptable. And once you have learned all the recipes and unlocked the best equipment, there is little to keep your interrest. Purchase on sale if you are interested in stilling, but otherwise can't recommend

the game wont let me go pass the main screen. there a bug. dont get unless u want to game that will make u mad cause it wont load

The concept is good, but the game quickly becomes repetitive and is riddled with bugs: 1. The crafting process doesn’t start; this can be fixed by saving and reloading the game or by turning on the worker’s camera; 2. The equipment crafting indicators disappear (as if nothing is happening); 3. When reloading the game, the crafting progress resets; 4. Old secondary quests reappear, but delivery doesn’t work to them (the goods just disappear). Conclusion: It’s not worth the money, even at a discount.

An instructive game on how to make the best types of whiskey. 8/10