Returns Outlet Simulator

I have over 50 hours in the game and should have almost ALL achievements, and yet it only shows 12? I have just about everything done, including a fully expanded store. This is ridiculous and needs to be fixed. There is no way the game cannot recognize things such as a fully expanded store, exploration done, etc. I unlocked everything. The game can easily check for this when it starts. It is crazy because, and this is just one example, I do not have "Let’s get started!" which you get opening your first pallet, BUT I have the achievement for fully expanding the lower level. How could I have possibly fully expand the store without opening a pallet? Another example, I do not have the achievement for 100 sales. Again, I have a fully expanded store which I doubt you can do (without cheating) without 100 sales. There are many more examples of where it SHOULD have given me the achievement. Here is a partial list that I did NOT get even though I have completed them: Let’s get started! Go big or go home! Wonder what's inside... Sold! Warm-up Delivery Perfection Handyman Buy low, sell high Well-prepared. It won't fit any more. Nothing goes to waste. Audio devices Environmental change. Even bigger. Please use the next register. Self-Service Night shift Modernization Something new Tools and accessories Shiny! Expansion Explorer Computers and Consoles The riddle has been solved. Home Electronics Workforce Sport and Recreation The Ritual Toys and Hobbies On the right track. Business is booming Inception Jackpot Full expansion. True collector. Parkour! Santa's assistant is the only one out of 43 I might not have done. I should have at least 42 of the 43 achievements!

88 hours in, and the mystery of every pallet still hasn’t gotten old. Returns Outlet Simulator takes the shop-sim loop and gives it a gamble. Every pallet is a mystery, and cutting open a box never gets old. You never know whether you’ll find something great, something broken, or something odd, and that kept me playing long after most sims lose me. The run of unboxing, sorting, and stocking turns into a “just one more pallet” habit. My main complaint is variety. There are plenty of items already, but after this many hours I’m seeing repeats, and the game needs more items to keep the unboxing fresh. For a game built around surprise, that matters more than it would in other shop sims. What gives me confidence that it will get there is the developer. The community is active, and the dev listens to feedback. That’s what you want from an Early Access game, and it makes the variety issue feel like a gap that will get filled rather than a flaw. It’s Early Access, and the foundation is strong. If you like shop and management sims, or you enjoy the thrill of opening mystery boxes, it’s easy to recommend. If you want a huge catalog from day one, you may want to wait for more content.

Hi Returns Outlet Simulator Team, First of all, I want to say a huge thank you for creating such an amazing game! I am really enjoying my time playing it. I’m writing to share a few feature requests that I believe would make the gameplay even more engaging: 1. Co-op Mode: The game is absolutely perfect for multiplayer. Since the store and warehouse are so large, managing the space, logistics, and customers with a friend would be incredibly fun. There is definitely enough work for two players to handle together! 2. Store Expansion & New Goods: It would be awesome to have the ability to expand the store even further and have access to a wider variety of products. Here are a few specific ideas for new items: Electronics & Tech: A wider variety of gaming consoles, all-in-one PCs (similar to iMacs), tablets, an even larger assortment of mobile phones, and various phone cases. "Build Your Own PC" Department: A dedicated section selling individual computer components (CPUs, graphics cards, motherboards) for custom builds. Audio Gear: Different types of headphones, including wired options and compact wireless earbuds. Home Appliances: Large items like refrigerators, freezers, and water coolers, as well as small kitchen appliances like electric grills, air fryers, mixers, meat grinders, blenders, and food choppers. Office & Gaming Furniture: Gaming chairs and computer desks, which would pair perfectly with the electronics and PC sections. Clothing & Home Textiles: Apparel, pillows, towels, and bed linen to bring everyday variety to the inventory. Accessories & Wearables: Sunglasses, regular glasses, watches, and similar items. Toys & Hobbies: Board games, plush toys, and remote-controlled cars. Lighting & Decor: Lamps, light fixtures, string lights, and other decorative lighting. 3. New Store Elements & Equipment: With such a wide variety of goods, adding new store fixtures would be fantastic. It would be great to see mannequins for the clothing section, specialized display racks for accessories, self-checkout kiosks to handle busy shifts, and anti-theft security gates at the entrance! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to the game. Keep up the great work, and I can't wait to see what you add in future updates!