Corner Store at the End of the World

I play as a person who mans a convenience store and observes the world slowly unfolding  into chaos , I got the resignation ending. I sorta enjoy how accepting and matter-of-fact the character is, such as just accepting the shipment of survival supplies and ammo- seems like a pleasant character haha. The images also helped convey the game very well, overall a fun game!

You are a store owner and an apocalyptic happens, but even so you still go back to work repeating this long cycle.  I got 1/4 : Restoration ending. After a while everything went back to normal and apocalyptic end as quick as it started. Some of the images didn't make sense to me. It didn't really fit in with story and felt random. I would also add the ## CLEAR before going to the next day. But the rest of the images work every well. Showing how the store be and is. There was a costumer that really needed his something dino apocalyptic thing.

You are a person running a store during some apocalyptic event. I got the customer death ending. I didn't run into any issues but I would have liked something a little more to break the monotony of running the store every day.  I know the visuals are placeholder but I liked how they made this feel a little like a point and click game. 

I play as someone running a convenience store, while the government releases monsters and causes the apocalypse. I got the ending where I kept running my store and the government recalled the monsters. Overall the daily routine is nice and the customers are all really fun, but it threw me off when there was a customer in the store when a monster attacked, and after shooting the monster the customer was still there like nothing happened. I enjoyed the visuals for the most part, but it was a little tedious at first that every single option forced the game to scroll. I got used to it eventually though. Also I'm assuming the customer images will be different from just the store images! I liked that the customer who I chose not to shoot came back and fixed my windows :)

I play as a convenience store owner when a monster apocalypse starts and I still have to assist all my customers and do my daily duties. I got ending ¾ where an angry customer shot me :( . nothing really hindered my playthrough. The fish pics were silly and the first one scared me because I thought it was a monster. I really liked all the other pictures though so I knew what kind of store I was running.  A memorable part was being killed by a HUMAN even though I wanted to die by a monster.

You play as a store owner during an outbreak of monsters. I got the ending where a customer kills me over some Jimmy jurrasic's  doomsday dino dunkers. My favorite part was when it said "there's some trash on the floor" and in the picture there is like hundreds of cans on the ground, and also when I found that fish. There weren't any technical issues, but I did find it a little concerning that I kept finding the fish when I was just trying to go to bed. I thought the pictures were good and definitely helped the experience. I was also impressed by the length of the game.

I played as a person who runs a little corner store! I got the customer death ending. I think the visual helped me see the state of my store and helped establish the setting, but I didn't get the feeling my store was clean. A customer complimented me for my clean store but based of the pictures I thought it was a bit more chaotic. Some of the actions I thought I had to do more than once since I can repeat them multiple times a day not knowing that it was the same interaction over and over again.

You play a person who runs a corner store during the apocalypse. I got the ending where you choose to stay in the store and eventually the apocalypse goes away and everyone is happy :) i like the use of the daily routine, and I really got into the rhythm of checking everything and running my store! I also liked the different customer interactions, you were able to define the different characters really well. I think the only thing i wish was different (other than completed visuals) was that certain options would go away once i clicked them, because i found myself at the beginning reclicking options like the radio to see if anything changed. Great work in progress though, can't wait to see it finished!

I play a person who runs a store and lives a life that seems the same but is actually different every day. I reached the third ending: Customer Death. I love how the daily routines are repeated throughout the game, and while they look the same, they are different in detail. Another part I really like is the option to greet customers, the adjectives are interesting and their conversations are lively.

Since I often need to repeat some actions during the exploration of the game, I always want to choose different options, and I think this directly led to my death. Overall I love this game! It is very close to life but has some unusual elements.