“Boring.” “Pointless.” “Repetitive.” - the words I kept seeing in some of the top reviews of this game. And it's not like they’re wrong… they just don’t get why that’s actually [b] AMAZING. [/b] Yes, it is repetitive. No, it doesn’t have a deep plot or some big “you did it!” moment. But that’s like judging a cup of tea for not being an energy drink. What this game is [i] actually [/i] meant for is winding down after the long day. Clicking on cheerful little deliveries. Smiling when adorable little menace named Limon (the cat) strolls in and casually steals your heart while also stealing boxes. This isn’t a grind, it’s a comfort loop. You know exactly what you’re getting, and sometimes that’s exactly what you need. So if you’re here for a sense of achievement, drama or constant challenges - you’re gonna be disappointed. But if you want a cozy little serotonin factory that asks nothing from you except to click, smile, and vibe? You’re gonna lov...

I'm a first second-generation Amazon warehouse worker. After working for Amazon for 7 years I can tell you this game is the best.

Knowing how the game works i decided to put the review before fully finishing the game. Saddly, not for a good reason. So, Ship Inc is a game where you..get items from boxes to put them in other boxes.. yeah, it doesn't make much sence for me compared to the previous game. In "Lost But Found" it was clear what we do: staff or someone else deliver to us lost items, and we return them to the owners that come back for them. Clear concept. Here tho.. We don't get why we get boxes and why people want items that (how lucky!) came in just as they post their request. Aside of main problem, the game is working in a way of +- : get request, get boxes, open boxes, transfer items from boxes to other boxes, pack and send. And you're working towards getting a better house. What i can for sure tell is that cute artstyle is doing it's job great. Expanded collection of items, clever reuse of previous items - great. Game continues to sell to you some paperwork for you to earn more money in a long r...

Pleasant but bland time management game that sees you open arriving boxes for your inventory, then pack these items up in various sized boxes according to incoming orders and ship them out. To open a box, you grab a box cutter and pull it across the tape. To re-tape a box, you grab the tape gun and pull it across the seam. Stuff like that. Very simple, but there are three difficulty modes so maybe the hardest level adds some much needed spice to the game. Outside of work hours you can restock your supplies, deposit your money in the bank, or visit the law firm and buy contracts that will give you bonuses in the packing game. Unless you're looking for low challenge monotony, it's just not very compelling after a while. 6/10

Far too many bugs to be relaxing. Seems like it might have been vibe coded or whomever made it didn't actually play their game before releasing it, because the bugs aren't in weird situations, they're nearly constant. Would have refunded but just barely missed the refund window. Will try again a few years if the developer hasn't abandoned it; main screen when you first start the game advertises "Check out our new game!!!!!" which makes me think they've already abandoned this one.

I liked this game at first, but it's gotten buggier (despite an update about bug fixes in July?) and progression is not planned out well. I got all the upgrades and additional items for shipping within the first two months. I continued to play to get the achievements for shipping 1000 boxes correctly and playing through five months. I'm on month 4, over 900 boxes shipped correctly (I restart the day if I mess up), and I have $84,000,000 in the bank. (That is not a typo, I meant 84 million.) What's the point? I also frequently get items that show that they're correctly in the box I'm packing and then they snap back to their original spot when I let go of the mouse. I paid $5 and it's fine to throw some music on in the background and zone out for a bit, but I wouldn't pay more than $5 for it.

Meh. There are some stressful "pinch points" and a focus on optimization that don't jibe with the "cozy" presentation, and the UI in general is pretty weak. Not much story, not much depth, upgrades are all pretty uninspiring, and there's not much progression available with purchasing tools and stickers either. Overall it seems a bit confused in what it wants to be.

Super addictive but poorly optimized, lagging out after a couple hours is a great way to put a cap on my playtime though

Just super repetitive, and I don't feel like I can properly pack things. I end up just using the same two sizes of boxes because it gets very frustrating trying to pack things in smaller boxes when the game won't let you.

Theres no save files so please be aware of what mode you choose i switched to hard to work on the hardest buy house achievement and sadly realized i couldn't go back to my nearly 100k saved file other than that nice calming game