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Delivered as a Steam gift, usually within 3 hours.
Includes 2 items: Pack my Order, Organize my Shop. Bundle info
Pack My Order is a meditative online shopping simulator created for you to relax and enjoy the moment. There is no rush, no timers, and no stress. Just you, a shopping list, and the aesthetics of a perfectly filled cart.
Each level is a new task from a customer. In it, a list of specific products and special wishes awaits you: for example, buy milk and bread, but don't forget to add "something for tea for guests." Carefully study the preferences and budget to collect exactly what is needed.
Choose products in the catalog and switch between categories, just like in a real online supermarket: from fresh vegetables and pastries to sweet and savory treats. Pick what fits the customer's request and add it to the cart, adjusting the required quantity immediately.
Go to the cart where you can control everything: adjust the quantity of items, delete unnecessary ones, or return to the catalog if you want to add something else. Monitor the total receipt in real-time — it’s important not to exceed the budget allocated by the customer.
Press the check button to submit the order. The system will immediately tell you if you did everything correctly: if it lights up red, it means the budget has been exceeded or some item from the customer's list was overlooked. Simply fix the error at your own pace and bring the order to perfection!
Fulfilled all the conditions? Congratulations, the level is passed! Feel that pleasant joy of a completed task and move on to a new interesting list.
Relax Mode: Want to just collect beautiful products without restrictions? Turn on relax mode with a huge budget and free orders. Assemble your ideal cart just for pleasure!
Cozy in the details: Cute animations, soft colors, and ASMR interface sounds will create an atmosphere of complete tranquility for you.
Pleasant mindfulness: Order lists will make you linger in the catalog a little longer to find that very "crunchy movie snack" or the perfect breakfast. It's not difficult, but very addictive!
Anti-stress gameplay: The perfect game to turn on your favorite podcast or music in the background and relax after a workday.
The price of Pack my Order in Sri Lanka is Rs. 1,496 on VaultX.lk. Pay in 3 installments with Koko or 4 with Payzy, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation.
I mean... its so... basic. You just... scroll through and find the foods Its rather dull. Sure I 100%ed this game. But I would never tell anyone else to spend money on this. Ever. Its just not worth 5 dollars.
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Cute and fun simple game.
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(ENG) I had already played the demo and was interested in buying the full game when it was released because I expected there to be more content. But it turns out the full game is basically exactly the same as the demo. There are no new features, just more levels. And honestly, while the game is somewhat relaxing, it gets extremely repetitive. There are 60 levels where you basically do the exact same thing over and over again. There’s no progression system, rewards, or anything that really makes you feel like you’re advancing. You just put together shopping carts based on the orders you receive. There are no character stories, no way to adjust product prices, or anything like that. The graphics are nice and cute, but they’re not enough to make the game worth buying. I was honestly disappointed with the game. If I had known it would be this boring and repetitive, I wouldn’t have bought it. (PT) Já tinha jogado a demo e me interessei em comprar quando o jogo completo fosse lançado, pois esperava que viessem mais coisas. Acontece que o jogo é exatamente o mesmo da demo, não tem funcionalidades novas, apenas mais fases. Aliás, é um jogo parcialmente relaxante, mas é extremamente repetitivo, são 60 fases fazendo a mesma coisa. Não tem nenhum tipo de ganho ou qualquer evolução, você precisa apenas montar carrinhos de compras de acordo com os pedidos que chegam. Não há histórias de personagem ou ajuste de preços de produtos. Os gráficos são bons e até fofinhos, mas não são suficientes pra comprar o jogo. Fiquei decepcionada, não compraria sabendo que é tão chato. OBS: Se você não tem o inglês bom ou pelo menos intermediário, não recomendo, pois tem muitos produtos e fica muito difícil de achar se você não sabe o que é.
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look, i am a sucker for these kinda games but wdym i can hand a child 25 packs of industrial-sized yellow onions and a six pack of beer for their "nutritious school lunch" and still get a gold star bro is gonna open his lunchbox and find enough onions to feed a medieval army i know it's supposed to be a cozy game, but there is a difference between "cozy game where i can switch my brain off" and "game where my brain has been formally declared unnecessary" i don't need these npcs to hand me cryptic grocery riddles written by the zodiac killer but idk, give me something to think about? hit me with those weird requests i have to interpret, more focus on the budget, penalties for messing orders up, make me question my choices, idk. anything finished the game in 1.2 hours, at which point i wasn't playing a cozy grocery game anymore, i was just operating a very poorly regulated onion distribution center
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If you're looking for a repetitive game that has absolute zero reason to continue each level and basically it's all the same one after another, then you've found the right game. The levels got boring extremely fast, not exactly what I was expecting when it came to the game. I was thinking there'd be more to it than just packing the order; like having to cook that same order and serve it to whoever placed that order. Something more than just being an Insta-Cart driver grabbing the shopping supplies and then that's it.
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