Sweet Toys Simulator

Had to request a Refund after 45 minutes of real life playtime, This is a copy of Toy & Candy Store, The Developer/s are even using the same toys as Toy & Candy Store except the original game had better quality toy models than these in this copy game. I also found that when you order new toys the boxes fall from the sky but their is a 7-10 seconds delay per arrival of every box dropping from the sky. The shelving has issues retaining the price of the toy that was on that shelf, as I ordered another box of cats but I did not notice that the price of the cat had reset to market value so I was getting near zero for the toy until I rest the price above Market value. Screen Tearing was noticeable not enough to stop playing but it was constantly occurring so off putting. As for the quality it looks like a lot of these type of games low quality graphic low budget, I don't know if this is a lone Developer or a team, but all I can say is I can not recommend even spending £7.85 on this game you are better off buying Toy & Candy store if you want a more stable & better quality original game. I have requested my refund... I await the reply.

Honestly didn’t expect much at first, but I ended up playing for hours. Managing the toy store is surprisingly addictive and the little details make the world feel alive. It's a chill game, perfect to relax after a long day. Still needs some polishing here and there, but it has great potential. Definitely worth checking out!

When I basically give the change back to the customers, it is like when I give the customer 1 dollar, it gives 2. When I give the customers 5 dollars, it gives them 10, etc.

fix the broken game and take some responsiblity

🎯 [b]The Core:[/b] It's all about stocking shelves! You buy sweet toy stock, arrange it, restock when items run low, and [i]if[/i] you don't hire a cashier, you also ring up customers yourself. Hiring a cashier quickly becomes essential, as customers are relentless and can clear shelves fast. Unlocking new shelves and toy types adds some progression, but the core loop remains [b]highly repetitive[/b] – manage stock, arrange, repeat. ❤️ [b]The Hook:[/b] Despite the repetition, it [b]grabbed me for 3 hours[/b]. The constant need to check stock levels and refill shelves creates a surprisingly active flow that [i]doesn't let you get bored easily[/i]. There's a simple satisfaction in keeping the shop running. ⚠️ [b]The Rough Edges:[/b] The downsides are significant. Beyond the [b]lack of depth[/b] (no market analysis, profit tracking, just mechanics), the [b]graphics are notably low-quality[/b]. Bugs are frequent: extending the day without cashier funds [b]broke customer spawns[/b] (requiring a restart), figuring out how to [i]actually[/i] trash boxes was unintuitive, and moving objects like bins could get you stuck. [b]Optimization is poor[/b] (initial stutters were common). 👀 [b]…