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ITT: Post a game everyone loves but you've looked up gameplay and it looks retarded.
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>>724231952
Supermarket Simulator
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>>724232335
I didin't even know this was a thing.
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>>724231952
Any Gatcha "game"
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>>724231952
Competitive RTS.
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>>724232656
It’s unbelievable that fifty thousand people have played this game, and that even now about 6,800 are still playing it. All you do is start the game, stock your store shelves, and deliver items. That’s it endless repetitive labor. The game’s pacing is painfully slow, and by the ten-hour mark, you’ve basically seen everything it has to offer. You might say, “Well, it’s called Supermarket Simulator, so of course it simulates a supermarket,” but there’s no denying that the gameplay looks retarded and, in fact, is retarded. It completely ignores any element of game design and simply mimics real-life labor, which makes it incredibly boring and retarded.
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>>724233334
People should go to their local Walmart and get a job, it seems like. lmao
It's not like Euro Truck Simulator that can be very hard to replicate because you need the license and the truck, all you need to do is apply for a job. lmao



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