Foxcrate

[h1]FoxMania: The Quest To Review All Fox Games On Steam![/h1] [i]Conditions for inclusion: [list] [*] The player character must be consistently a fox; the fox must not be merely a skin or a character option [*] Must have 100% working Steam achievements [*] Must not be a visual novel [/list][/i] [b]Game #23: Foxcrate[/b] From the maker of, I kid you not, [i]Slender: The Eight Pages[/i] and [i]Slender: The Arrival[/i], comes... ...Probably the most wholesome game I've ever played. And no, before you ask, there's no surprise twist and it's not secretly a subversive horror game like [i]DDLC[/i]. This game is exactly what it looks like! (Although, to be fair, it [i]does[/i] have a certain sense of horror to it, in its own right...) This is a job stress simulator, kinda the same genre as [i]Diner Dash[/i]. And good grief, you'll never see a job stress simulator look any more adorable! Gameplay is about as simple as it gets. You're given a bunch of crates, a bunch of random houses o...

Honestly, I wasn't expecting to think that this would be my kind of game. I stumbled upon it through such a complex web of links and random exploration that I though this would just be some 'play for five minutes and refund' kind of game. What I got instead was a game with an adorable, unique artstyle(that someone watching over my shoulder also thought was adorable), and a very simple but surprisingly tight gameplay loop. While I only beat the game once at the time of this review, I literally completed it, no mistakes, with less than 8 seconds left on the clock for the last day. I obviously made little mistakes, but the timer seems to be completely accurate to make the last day a genuine challenge of memorization and planning. Will this be my game of the year? No, probably not. Will it be a game I play endlessly? No, probably not. However, will I think positively of this charming, adorable little puzzle rogue-like game, swing by every now and then for an enjoyable time, and suggest i...

An adorable game that can actually be made pretty challenging depending on the effects you're given after each day. Pretty fun and I can see myself revisiting in the future, good work~

I expected the cute art style. I expected to be delivering packages. I did not expect the music to be as dynamic as it was. It was actually very nice. There were many times where hearing the droning piano helped remind me of the porch pirates and the happy notes reminded me to get a signature. Some of the achievements are quite silly and the art is very adorable. Seeing the little animals happy with hearts because they got their boxes gives me glee and fills me with fuzziness. I didn't even notice that I played for over an hour when I booted it up expecting to play for a bit while waiting on someone. I think that's the sign of a successful game. Recommended! (I am not biased for the game having an arctic fox. I mean this.)

This game is adorable, ngl i panic and failed on level two my first try! second time was the charm!

Excuse me, can I leave support questions here? Because I'm at my wit's end — since playing this game, every package I receive has little paw prints on it. I didn't think anything of it at first, but then I noticed ... little furry red faces watching me when I walk the dog. I dare say, I think the local foxes are monitoring me and my Amazon purchases. Is there an opt-out feature? Because their adorable little faces are very distracting.

Really cute game. Fun little loop.

What a charming little ... roguelite puzzle game? That's certainly something unique. I always feel like a genius after plotting a course, arranging the packages in a creative systematic way, and then not forgetting what it was. Favorite part though is the music, so wonderfully catchy.

Cute and fun little package-delivering roguelite! It gets very tense and keeps you on your toes.

Rougelike package delivery! Actually very charming and the most of the achievements are funny when they happen unexpectedly