

Click and Collect
DIG Games · 2022 · Action, Arcade, Time Management, Cartoony, Isometric
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Click and Collect
Features
- Arcade high score chasing gameplay
- Pleasing 3D visuals
- 16 level campaign with procedural customer orders
- Endless mode for both small and large level layouts with procedural customer orders
- 6 randomly occurring hazards to challenge you
- 8 useful Assists to overcome hazards
- 3 special level types to add even more challenge and strangeness
- Catchy original music
Click and Collect challenges you to serve as many customers as possible within a time limit to earn the maximum 3 stars on each level and keep your customers happy in your store.

It starts off easy enough, you just need to provide customers with their orders, grabbing the boxes from the conveyor belt and passing them to the correct customer. Before long, however, things get more hectic. Electrical malfunctions, fires, puddles, thieves, and your manager are hazards to your efficiency and threaten to ruin your customer service.

Help is at hand
Click and Collect features 8 Assists you can purchase with in-game currency to help you manage your customer’s orders. A speed boost gives you that extra spring in your step to get to items and customers quicker. Boots allow you to stroll through puddles without slipping and dropping anything you’re carrying. A fire-proof suit grants resistant to fire for you and anything you’re holding. A mechanic can be summoned to keep your conveyor belt running at the correct speed. The manager’s schedule can be utilised to prevent your manager stepping out onto the shopfloor and berating you if you get too close. A security guard can be summoned to scare away any thieves who mean to steal away customer’s orders. A generator can be utilised to keep the lights on during any power cuts. Finally, a special Assist that clears all obstacles can be used when things get tricky.

That’s strange…
Strange occurrences also threaten to make your quest for customer satisfaction more difficult. Time dilation, random teleportation, bouts of memory loss in customers, these add an extra level of challenge to overcome

Unpredictable
With procedurally generated customer orders and randomly occurring hazards, Click and Collect is a hectic and compelling arcade, strategy action game that keeps you on your toes throughout the 16 standard levels and 4 Endless levels. Keeping a healthy supply of Assists ready to use, and strategising about what customer orders to prioritise is an engaging challenge.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Click and Collect is a lighthearted retail management title developed and published by DIG Games that transforms the everyday routine of running a pickup store into a fast-paced arcade experience. Instead of emphasizing deep economic simulation or an elaborate narrative, the game focuses on quick thinking, efficient movement, and keeping customers satisfied under constant pressure. Its accessible mechanics make it easy to understand from the very beginning, while the escalating pace gradually introduces a satisfying level of challenge that rewards players who enjoy refining their skills. The gameplay revolves around processing customer orders, locating products, restocking inventory, and ensuring every transaction is completed as efficiently as possible. Although these objectives sound simple on paper, the game continuously raises the intensity by introducing heavier workloads and more demanding situations. Players are encouraged to develop efficient routes through the store, memorize item locations, and prioritize tasks based on urgency. Every decision contributes to the overall flow of the business, creating a rewarding gameplay loop where success depends more on planning and ex…1 found this helpful
this isn't a bad little game I like it1 found this helpful
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