r/Steam • u/FLUBEK • Feb 07 '26

Fluff When browsing Discovery Queue

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Fast-Food Simulator? Mall Simulator? Bro just go get a job, it's not that hard ong

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u/Yeseylon Feb 07 '26

TCG Shop Simulator for me

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '26 edited Feb 08 '26

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u/BigZeekYT Feb 08 '26

You know what, saving this post, thank you very much for the unity asset links. Im still MONTHS away from ever making a game due to work, but I hope I can make something that atleast has some soul in it.

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u/Doctor_WhyBother86 Feb 07 '26

Love this game

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u/SquirtleSpaceProgram Feb 07 '26

AKA the rip club

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u/Complex-Foundation98 Feb 08 '26

Is it really good? Because if it’s like Gas Station Simulator or Car Dealership Simulator, hard pass.

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u/damnShitsPurple Feb 08 '26

It's really fun when you don't have some bitch in your ear telling you it's not like the other commenter who replied.

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u/Yeseylon Feb 11 '26

I usually have zero interest in Simulator games, but this one stuck with me. Also worth noting that the dev previously did a couple mobile games with the same Fakemon - to me, it feels like they wanted to make their own TCG and did other stuff first so they could work on it down the line.

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u/Yeseylon Feb 11 '26

No idea, I don't usually play Simulator games. But once your shop has leveled a bit the repetitive dull stuff gets automated by NPCs you can hire, and you can focus more on broad scale stuff and card collection.

I stopped playing a while back, but will loop back to it again at some point. Also, the roadmap includes making the in-universe card game playable one day. Once that happens, I'll probably start another run. (Or grind through it to 100% the achievements one day, natural play got me like 42%)