Supermarket VR and mini-games Reviews

This game is more than a game, but not because it is very intense action game, but because you feel immersed in a real supermarket. The movements of collecting a product can be natural or improved by remote selection. You can teleport to different areas of the supermarket. It is entertaining although the subject has its limitation. The fact of having two supermarkets allows having different levels of difficulty. Perhaps the recommended improvements would be in terms of product information, extra time points or location, .... You can spend an entertaining time with the mini-games. You do things that you would like to do in a supermarket: playing the ball, throwing bottles, objects, ... is de-stressing.

This game is not worth it at all. It absolutely sucks. Me and my sister tried it and it was very laggy and slow and would not function properly you couldnt even finish the task. Everything was extreamly glitchy. Im disappointed because the game looks good in preview but it needs alot of work and hopefully itll be fixed soon

For me, it seems like the best video games are those based on activities I can’t stand to do in real life. I learned that after my first time playing the Sims, when I realized I was sitting there watching my sim do stuff like scrub toilets and go to house parties. So, going to the supermarket. Sounds like a good game. It should have been so, so cool. It was not. I didn’t get very far on this game, mostly because it is completely counterintuitive and difficult to understand, and explanations of the buttons on the intro screen don’t all actually match with what the buttons do. So there’s a lot of meandering around pressing buttons before you can actually pull off any shopping. First of all, the cart doesn’t turn with you when you go around a corner, so you have to keep re-orienting it manually depending on where you want to go. If you reach for an item on the shelf, you just kind of bat it around until it falls on the floor; unless I was just doing it wrong, the way to grab things is with a remote grab procedure. You know, just like real life. Basic navigation aside — and really, what else is there to this activity than steering the cart and picking up the items? — keeping the items in your cart is also a challenge, because if you even happen to nudge anything there’s a noise and the stuff from your cart bursts out all over the place onto the floor. And sometimes the cart looks like a cart, and other times it looks like a wireframe artist’s conception of a cart. And the names of the products are bizarre, so they’re hard to find. And on the first full level, if you don’t find all the products within the time limit, this truly terrifying man’s voice bellows, “you LOSE!!” I’m OK with losing, but the voice was scary, even after I knew it was coming. It’s just a bad execution of a cool concept. A good idea, but not quite done yet...needs more work.