Uncle Sam's Supermarket Simulator

I want to update my review after the latest patch. The developers have added options to disable motion blur and bloom, and this has made a huge difference for me. The game now feels much more comfortable and enjoyable to play, without causing eye strain or motion sickness. With these settings turned off, the gameplay runs far more smoothly and the overall experience is significantly better. It’s great to see the developers listening to feedback and actively improving the game. The core of the game was already solid and fun, but this update really elevates the experience. Because of these improvements, I can now confidently recommend this game. I’m genuinely happy to see the potential being realized.

This game is broken! as the EFTPOS machine does not even let you deal with the very first customer on completing that purchase

I always want supermarket style simulators to do well but the bad thing is everything is just going to be compared to THE supermarket simulator. Pros and Cons after 15 minutes of playing (I know that's not a lot but it currently feels unplayable with now QoL updates) Pros: Game is stunning visually Runs really smoothly with the occasional minor stutter Products look good on the shelf Customer models are nice Really interesting concept to be able to buy different size shops rather than just make one big one Cons: Sensitivity is horrendous - you may well say just turn it down, fair. I did. Then got to work the checkout and it was about 14000x faster and there's no checkout sensitivity vs normal sensitivity toggle. Cleaning is awful - No indicator as to whether it's done, doing or not doing. You need a mop for dirt and a grabber or just bag to pick up litter. Not a mop to pick up litter. Makes no sense and the stuff doesn't appear gradually throughout the day it's just one big dump at the end/start of the day. Progress - I really like the grind of starting small and working to big but this gives you everything at once. First day I bought everything and more, ran out of everythi…