Cute concept but unfortunately ended up refunding, something felt off.
It wasn't the smooth/rewarding experience I expected.

Lots of potential but it desperately needs an employee or upgrade that can buy products on your shelves so you don't have to constantly scroll through and resupply your warehouse every 10 minutes. As it stands, resupplying the store is an enormous pain that gets increasingly more and more annoying with the more products you unlock. It makes this less desktop idler and more desktop babysitter.

It would also be nice if it had some kind of UI shift for vertical monitors. Your money is cut off when opening any menu and hovering over products, so you have to close out every time to check how much money you have left when purchasing things.

I have played this game for over 32 hours now, and I feel completely misled by the Steam trailer. Many features, symbols, and mechanics from the promotional videos are missing. It is clearly designed to artificially stretch your playtime in the background instead of offering an enjoyable, rewarding progression.

Horrible Balancing & Overpriced Upgrades:
Earnings are strictly capped at double the purchase price (buy for 2, sell for 4). At the same time, staff upgrades cost an absolute fortune but make almost no noticeable difference. They show barely any improvement in speed or efficiency, meaning you waste thousands of coins on useless upgrades with no real impact.

Exhausting Micromanagement:
This is marketed as a relaxing background idle game, but once you unlock 50 to 200 products, it honestly feels like a second job. It becomes pure stress. There are no notifications or clear indicators when shelves run out. You are forced to constantly tab in every 20 minutes to check your storage and stock.

No Offline Earnings & No Speed Controls:
You cannot accelerate the game speed (no 2x/4x option), and there are zero offline earnings. You are forced to leave your PC running for hundreds of hours in the background just to make any progress towards achievements.

Flawed Store Design:
The store floor is massive, but decorations are completely useless as they provide no bonuses. There is also zero variety—it's exclusively plants. Furthermore, there is only one real main entrance and one storage door in the middle. All the other doors you see are just fake, non-functional background elements, causing long, inefficient walking distances for the staff.

Placement Restrictions:
You cannot customize your shop properly. For vegetables, there are three types of shelves, for others only two, and for freezer items only one. There is barely any freedom in how you layout your store.

The basic idea is cute, but right now it's an unfair, stressful grind.