Over all game is good for the price.. which is bad thing...

It just feels incomplete. Gameplay over all is enjoyable but game lacks some kind of "late game"

Give me more upgrades, skills let me upgrade my carry speed, buy some industrial equipment for warehouse, let me whole sell items rather than pick x amount of specific items. Game just needs some love. And I woud be way more happy to pay 20-25€ for fuller game. Guesss i can only hope for more features to be added in form of updates or DLCs maybe.

I originally bought this game, in the blind, because I love Ship Graveyard Simulator 2 so much, and was hoping this would be a building version of that. I assume I'm not alone in that, but am sad to report that this is not that.

After a frustrating Tutorial experience, I decided to 100% the first level before writing my review, and ultimately have decided that this game is more not fun than fun, hence the thumbs down. Will you like this game? Maybe. I don't know. I'll detail below what the game entails, so you can decide if it sounds fun or not.

First, this is not a Deconstruction Simulator game. At least not primarily. That comes like fourth.

1st - It's a van loading/unloading simulator - Every plank, every piece of drywall, every piece of furniture, every bucket of small items, etc. must be manually loaded into your van, in a maddening game of wobbly-physics Tetris. And then, when something is sticking out just a little too far, and you try to close the doors, they will almost close, and then fly back open, so you can play Tetris some more. Then, once you finally get the load in and doors closed (of which you will have many many runs/loads per job), you get to unload everything in your warehouse! Every plank, every piece of drywall, every piece of furniture, etc. I hate this. Then, when it comes time to sell off everything you've stockpiled, yay, you get to load it all up again in the buyer's van! So you've now loaded/unloaded every single piece of everything, no less than three times, before you can get it out of your life. Did I mention I hate this?

2nd - It's an inventory management game - Very few games handle inventory management well, and this is not one of them. It's usually a necessary bummer, but this game tries to make it the secondary game loop. Once you get everything to your warehouse, you have to sort it all into the correct shelves, like a HomeDepot worker stocking the lumber yard. Then, once my warehouse was full (after just one job), I couldn't sell any of it off because I still didn't have all of the items in any of the available client orders, so I guess I was just expected to start the second job with a full warehouse and start dumping stuff anywhere there was space, since my shelves were full?

3rd - It's an IKEA furniture disassembly simulator - You spend more time taking apart all the different furniture pieces than you do the house. I will say, it is very satisfying how each piece of furniture auto-packages itself into a new IKEA box after disassembly.

4th - It's a deconstruction simulator, which should really only be called a wall removal simulator - The ceiling and floors are just bashed with a hammer and thrown in the trash. It's only the walls that are taken apart and salvaged.

Lastly, this game has chosen punishment over reward. It charges you for gas. It charges you rent. When you complete a level, you don't get paid (immediately), but rather you invoice the customer and have to wait. If you break something you shouldn't, you get docked for it (why not instead reward a player who doesn't damage anything?). This realism isn't fun. I play games to NOT think about bills. Don't give me game bills.



Wish List
- Let me carry more than 1 piece of drywall at a time. Loading/Unloading a stack of 50 sheets (3 times), one-by-one, is not a fun game mechanic.
- You currently have to wiggle your mouse to use many of the tools. I don't want to wiggle my mouse, I want to click once and hold. This isn't a VR game.
- Let me just sell off the stuff I salvaged. What am I supposed to do when the warehouse is full and there aren't any fullfillable orders?
- Let me just chuck everything into the truck. If there must be a capacity system (volume? weight?) so be it, but I never ever want to stack anything in these ridiculous physics simulators. I hate it. It is not fun. It is what your game is, and shouldn't be.
- The game runs hotter than an American Eagle jeans ad. Needs more optimization.

**Feedback for Deconstruction Simulator**

1. When carrying large items (like washing machines), I can’t see where I’m going in tight spaces. Please add an option to look around or to the sides while holding big objects.

2. When loading items into the truck, the placement system could be improved. Instead of showing red zones, it would be better if the mouse movement simply stopped at the edge of valid placement (the last green zone). It’s frustrating to spend 10 minutes trying to perfectly align items just to save space. For example, if I want to place a recycling sack in the back-left corner, the truck walls should just block my movement, not show red placement areas.

3. Please add an option to **hire workers** to help move items from the truck to shelves. Once the warehouse is fully upgraded, it becomes huge, and moving things back and forth manually takes forever.

4. Carrying heavy items should be a bit faster — maybe introduce an **upgrade system for physical strength** so we can improve that over time.

5. During delivery missions, give us an option to **highlight** the specific items the client needs on the shelves. It’s really time-consuming to find things once the warehouse gets big.

6. The largest truck should be a bit **taller and wider** so big furniture (like the rare fridge) and 3x3 recycling bags can fit properly when placed upright.

7. The **daytime timer** should start only when we **leave the warehouse** (for deliveries or contracts), not while we’re organizing, upgrading, or preparing inside.

8. If the day ends while I’m in the warehouse, please allow me to **unload the truck before finishing the day**.