Shopkeeper Simulator VR: Refreshed

I just started out on VR on Steam. I think it is a fun little game and interesting idea. It gets really hard after level 3 when you have to purchase items and have your stuff lying around. Had a few problems with the controls of the laptop. Eager to to see new updates.

Very nice, chill game that isn't super challenging. Good game for a good price. Did encounter a bug where my right hand couldn't grab / do anything but that was probaly just me.

It's a fun game but you have to be quick sometimes. Give a bit more time with a costumer that needs more stuff. And sometimes ( dont know if its just me ) I cant select the item that I urgently need. Everything else can be selected but not the item I need. I hope its not a bug. This happens sometimes. And also, it happens a few times that I can't use one of my hands anymore so it forced me to use 1 hand only. That's a bit annoying. Restarting the game fixed this issue. Overal, it's fun, not challenging but its good enough to test your vr skills

Fun game but unplayable and exttremely frustrating when the hands stop working out of nowhere. Sometimes it's just one hand and somethimes both. I have no idea what could trigger it. Seems to just happen out of nowhere. I play on a HTC Vive and I would not recommend this game until the bug is fixed.

This game is a really cool concept -- unfortunately that is where the 'cool' ends. The controls are very glitchy and it won't even let me click to 'buy' the items even with the trigger pointed directly at it. I quit after 5 minutes in total frustration trying to even fully serve just one customer.

Now this is kind of a hard decision whether to recommend this game or not. Some game mechanics are questionable to say the least but overall I still would recommend it for new VR players to test their grabbing and time management skills.

If your hand ain't workin, it will never create fun

Hello, Let me start off by saying that is is a neat concept for a VR game. In game you manage a store by setting prices on your goods and then selling those items to customers who come in with a preset list. As the game progresses you can buy additional equipment to help you out. The game is simple to learn and easy to play. The only issue I have come across is after day 1 the "hands" that you control seem to shutter and you lose a bit of functionality when operating the buttons in game. for example if I were to buy a tomato I would click the buy button once and yet the game registers that I bought 4 or 5 of them. But I can't be to harsh the game was less than $10. Hopefully they fix these issues soon rather than later. Edit: So the developer reached out and said that the issues that I ran into have be resolved. I will change my recommendation to YES.

I havent even played for a hour and im bored all ready

Its not a bad game, but for me its to repetitive. played for around a half hour, and progressed no where