MOVERS IN THE WAREHOUSE

Lucky me gets to write the first review for "MOVERS IN THE WAREHOUSE", a GameMaker Studio template flip from asset flip scammers, Piece of Voxel. MOVERS IN THE WAREHOUSE is a lazy failed mobile app that was dumped on Steam as a cash grab by asset flippers, Piece of Voxel. It's a basic match-3/platformer hybrid where you jump over falling crates and push them together to match 3 crates of the same colour. The only distinctive feature of this GameMaker Studio template flipped match-3 is that it features particularly bad hand-drawn "art", worse than the game template it was copied from. There's an overly optimistic, frankly insulting $10 USD for this garbage the mobile app stores wouldn't even touch. An important note: Piece of Voxel are known asset flippers and have previously taken other developers work and put it on Steam in an attempt to scam gamers and get paid for someone else's effort. An example of Piece of Voxel doing this is Hoples, which is really "[url=https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/2d/characters/pixel-adventure-1-155360]Pixel Adventure 1[/url]", written by the actual developers, Pixel Frog. Also, Top Truck Driver, which is really "[url=https://marketplace.…

1/10 one of those games that they slap an insane steam price on and sell in bundles for next to nothing and its worth that much

No way in hell is this game worth 20 pounds. Please dont buy this its so bad and repetitive its just tetris but more ♥♥♥♥♥♥, luckily I didnt spend 20 pound on this because I got this when I bought a couple random steam keys for 2 pounds. Just for the love of god dont buy this please.

MOVERS IN THE WAREHOUSE is a lighthearted puzzle-platformer that takes an everyday workplace setting and transforms it into an entertaining challenge centered on organization, movement, and quick decision-making. Developed by Bocharov Games and published by Piece Of Voxel, the game places players inside a busy warehouse where efficiency is the key to success. While its premise may seem simple at first glance, the title manages to create a surprisingly engaging gameplay loop by combining box-stacking puzzles with character-based platforming mechanics. The heart of the experience revolves around arranging and clearing rows of boxes to earn points. Unlike traditional puzzle games that are played from a fixed perspective, MOVERS IN THE WAREHOUSE gives players direct control of warehouse workers who must physically move around the environment, jump across obstacles, and push cargo into strategic positions. This active approach adds an extra layer of involvement, as success depends not only on planning but also on movement and timing. The blend of arcade action and puzzle-solving helps the game stand apart from more conventional entries in the genre. A notable feature is the selection …