Very Fun only needs multiplayer to be perfect!

OMG, I can play this game and forget the time. All I want is to run my own card shop and now I can! :)
I haven't gotten any issues playing this game so far. Highly recommend this game for others.

Great game that I think can only get better, if you like shop sims, you're 100% going to enjoy this. Plus, I am really excited by what I see on a the Roadmap. I absolutely love this game and it's just killed time during two weeks of illness perfectly.

I have some very small criticisms though.

The smelly customers stuff feels a bit, I don't know, pointless? I'm not really a fan of that to be honest. Especially in early game. Maybe this will become less prominent when the random events from the roadmap are implemented.

I'd like a bit more feedback from the game as to what I am doing right/wrong. I can't really tell what I am doing that attracts more customers. And other than it occasionally popping up over people's heads which is very very easy to miss, I don't know how to get feedback about my prices. The reviews tab isn't very useful for this either.

I don't get what the display cabinets are for? I thought you could sell cards from them like you can from a card table, but you can't? Are they just aesthetic?

I've discovered that having staff behind the counter is massively useful, but having them do anything else is pretty much pointless. Even in a fairly large shop, you can just do it all yourself at the end of every day. Even if there are few empty shelves by the end of the day it doesn't seem to matter that much and doesn't justify an expensive member of staff, because you're going to get disappointed customers no matter what you do, which I suppose leads me on to my next point.

I still get a good portion of disappointed customers every day regardless of what I do. I am not sure what effect this has on the game, does it make less people visit? Also, I assume a disappointed customer is when the customer shakes their head? If this is the case then there are two situations where this feels unfair:

1. When you don't have a card to be sold on a display table. Sometimes these cards disappear as soon as you put them down. So to avoid the head shake here, you literally just have to stand over the table and keep putting cards down over and over all day and do nothing else. Even then, you will 100% still get some head shakes. I completely get this mechanic for the shelves being empty, but not the individual cards.
   
   
2. When you refuse or don't complete a card swap. Sometimes the customer is completely unrealistic about the trade they want so it doesn't work there. Other times they want to swap with a card that you don't have. And the most annoying one, they want to give you a £2 card you already have 10 of, that is just going to go straight into a bulk box. I feel like there should be a minimum price of about £10 if someone is going to try a trade, or you should be able to set this limit yourself.

Although I will say I think the first example is far more unfair than the second one. I can see how the second point is kind of simulating real life where the first one just feels unfair.

But honestly, well done devs, great game. I love the art of the cards, I love the depth of content in it, I love the progression pace, I think it's balanced amazingly. Just a great relaxing game that scratches my sim itch perfectly.