Going Once!

Not flawless, but very cute premise and an enjoyable gameplay loop. Short and sweet <3

This was more than just a game to me. It was one of those rare experiences that stays with you long after you put it down. From the moment I started playing, I felt completely absorbed, not because of any single feature, but because of the way it made me feel. There was something deeply comforting, inspiring, and unforgettable about the time I spent with it. It reminded me why I fell in love with games in the first place. It gave me moments of joy, reflection, wonder, and even peace. I found myself thinking about it when I wasn’t playing, carrying pieces of that experience into my day to day life. What truly amazed me was how personal it felt. It didn’t just entertain me; it connected with me. It made ordinary hours feel special, turned simple moments into memories, and left me with a sense of gratitude that very few games have ever given me. Playing it genuinely changed the way I see games as an art form. It reminded me that a game can be more than something you finish. It can be something you live through, something that lifts you up, and something that becomes part of who you are. An unforgettable experience. One of the most beautiful journeys I’ve ever had with a game. Sim…

Going Once! is a free to play management game where you run your own art gallery and auction house. You have to look at different paintings, work out which ones are worth buying and then sell them to visitors who are interested in certain types of art. The best part of the game is the art appraisal. You use different tools and small minigames to inspect paintings and figure out what they are worth. Once you find something good, you can haggle with the seller and try to get a better price. The auction system is also pretty fun. You have to choose which paintings to put up for auction based on what your visitors like, then try to build up excitement and get the highest possible price. It makes the game feel more active than just buying and selling things from menus. The different customers are another nice touch. The game has procedurally generated NPCs with their own interests, so you need to pay attention to what kind of art they are looking for. This gives you a reason to collect different pieces instead of just buying whatever is cheapest. There are also more than 30 unique pieces of art to discover and collect. This gives the game a small collecting side, and seeing your gal…

i like the part where i brought the snowman, whoever made that model i would like to meet them in-person and shake their hand. also the paintings with the dogs are cute

how has this got a positive rating ? this is just a very bad mobile game i mean its ok if u think about it like that but as a pc game its really bad

gud gam