Out of Order is a cozy roguelike deckbuilder about running a vending machine. Your stockroom is your deck, every day is one round of restocking, selling, and drafting new products. An increasing weekly quota decides whether your contract survives.

You sign a contract at a venue and fill your vending machine from your stockroom. Customers walk up one at a time and buy what they crave, or walk off buying nothing at all. Twelve weekly quota checks. Miss one and the machine gets removed.

There are 25 venues, 54 products, 32 machine upgrades, and 100 things to unlock. Everything resolves from the run's seed, so watching a day play out and skipping it give identical results. It also means you can hand a seed to a friend and see what they can do.

There's a demo (planned for release within the next week): four weeks across four venues. If you like it and are interested in playing the full game, please consider wishlisting. It genuinely helps this game's visibility.

Where to post what:

Bugs go in Bug Reports. Please include your seed and a description with steps I can use to replicate.

Strategy & Balance is for game balancing issues. Please provide a description of your findings.

Screenshots is for your best week, or your worst one.

I'm a solo developer and I'll be in here regularly. Thanks for taking a look.

- Mick