6/10 – I came for illegal chemistry, stayed for questionable entrepreneurship. Started with a rusty still and a dream, ended as a slightly stressed CEO of questionable beverages. It’s fun in a “why am I doing spreadsheets for moonshine” kind of way. Rough edges, but the chaos grows on you.

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And that's definitely not a bad thing at all.

Scavenge for ingredients,
Gather empty bottles from trash-cans / the ground,
Brew buckets of booze made from garbage,
Sell them to local trailer-trash losers,
Slowly build a reputation and get access to better ingredients / better equipment,
It's an addictive loop that gets *pretty close* to Schedule 1's quality.

The art-style is just realism.
Not as charming as Schedule 1's goofy cartoonish style, but it does give this game that euro-jank that games like House Flipper and Waterpark Simulator have. It's fun.

I could see this catching up to Schedule 1 in the future if the developer follows the same path of "Community-Voted Updates" that Tyler does.

>Cut-Lines on bags are too thin. Making them slightly more forgiving would make it more satisfying and less tedious.

>Make bottle-types spawn by location.
Plastic in low-income areas, glass in high-income areas.
This gives the player a reason to use plastic (it's easily accessible), and it gives the player a reason to travel to the rich side of town (getting better bottles).

>Make the garbage-bins in the park accessible.

>Let us gather poop from outhouses to create prison-wine (this would be hilarious)

All in all, the content so far feels great, I just want to see more of it.
Good luck to the developer, looking forward to seeing where this goes in the future!

ai generated shovelware slop copying everything about schedule 1. just play schedule 1