I would like to get your feedbacks. How does it look? Add it to your wishlist to support me on this journey. Here is the steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3896300/Toll_Booth_Simulator_Schedule_of_Chaos/
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Leaving a comment as a reminder, currently on a limited data plan and Steam likes to autoplay videos.
Will check back in later today to share some thoughts
Please wishlist it to support me. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3896300/Toll_Booth_Simulator_Schedule_of_Chaos/
Okay so I'm going to echo the rest here and say it's kinda wild. I imagine this is the idea with the chaos subtitle and all, but it might be a little too much of half-polished features in order to be enticing.
People will see this and call it a Schedule I rip, especially with the planting in a pot mechanics, so I'd try and make it a bit less obvious and change up some parts.
If you're going for unrealistic chaos, you should really double down instead, so it's really clear that it shouldn't be taken seriously as it doesn't take itself seriously.
It's not just a Schedule I rip, it's also a Papers Please rip.
It doesn't seem to be copying the mechanics of Papers, Please as much as the mechanics of Schedule 1. It does use the idea of Papers, Please, but it's executed differently.
A lot of games are similar or riffing on each other, which is fine. But aside from using your finger to make a hole in the soil, the planting pot mechanics felt too similar.
I was being facetious. But yeah, the trailer looks like a PG-13 version of Schedule 1.