Campsite Hustle! - Management Simulator

After 12 hour: I still love it :D There are a few observations that are really just annoying: -People do not use the paths. They always take the shortest route. -When building the fence, it would be helpful if the pieces interlocked; it’s a bit tricky to get it looking right. -The game could use some performance optimization, because the frame rate drops when I look towards the fire -It isn't always possible to lay the paths properly because the building's footprint doesn't allow for it, leaving a small strip of grass. -It would be good if the ground color from beneath the shop were available among the selectable paths. -After 10pm everyone just awake and spend money, it to easy money After 2 hour: I love it. It will be a great and fun game! But a see a lot of things, you need to fix or improve. -You need to put down everything...all time... you need a bigger inventory or you know, you push the TAB and choose what you want. Its really annoying if you want give a ticket, and you need an empty slot. -Aks in the research table: "Do you want research it?" -You just click on the research table to enter, but you need long push button to the workbench, why? -The f***ng raccoon... it …

I like the game, but I am not able to destroy the structure I build.

I love the concept but i'm not a fan of the actual gameplay. Some of the sounds in the game are scratchy. (For example using the hammer). Not having enough space to hold all my tools in the quick slot is so annoying. Hiring the janitor but being at 0 percent cleanliness is crazy. Can't wait To see the full release.

this is a very cozy game, really like it. the only camping i will ever do.

👍 Recommended I expected to play for a couple of hours, but Campsite Hustle turned into an 8.5-hour stream. That's usually a good sign. The gameplay is relaxing, and the progression feels rewarding. If you invest in automation and plan your campground well, the game strikes a nice balance. If you don't, it can get pretty grindy. The gameplay loop kept pulling me in with "just one more upgrade" and "just one more expansion," and before I knew it, eight and a half hours had gone by. The art style even reminded me of Schedule 1. I mentioned it on stream, then happened to check Steam's "More Like This" section before writing this review—and sure enough, Schedule 1 was there. Now if only I could do that with the lottery. I ran into a handful of bugs during my playthrough, but these were the ones that stood out the most: Campers frequently stopped spawning. My handyman stopped working and just sat idle. I couldn't find a keyboard layout, keybind list, or keybinding menu anywhere in-game. If I overlooked it, I apologize, but it wasn't obvious. I'm only just getting into the store portion of the game, so there may be more content and mechanics left to discover. Over…

no good