Pawn Planet

There is a core of a cool store management sim here, but I've still encountered more than a few game-breaking bugs. The High on Life influence is obvious but the game is pretty chill and doesn't push you too hard.
Take my advice and don't do raids until they are balanced out - right now the best weapon at the highest level barely does any damage to the mid-level boss and the enemies take so much of your HP it's barely worth it.
Just do storage planets instead (keeping epics on your shelves brings you customers with mythics).
I look forward to see what this game will become.

fun, neat idea, the characters and design very nice...My only problem is its buggy and would love to see more fix updates.

Not my genre at all, but to relax after a hard day and increase the price several times - perfect.

I was surprised by this one!
I play a lot of simulators and I was unsure of just how much content this was going to have from some of the other reviews but I have to admit it kept me busy for 3 hours, and I still want to play more!
The gameplay loop is super basic, and there isn't a whole lot of change going on, but there is a surprising amount of items to discover, so it keeps the game unique enough to scratch the simulator/collectible/number-go-up itch!

I hope they update the game further!

Can't wait to see what this game has in store for the future love playing this game! Would Recommend to others!

I really like this game. I love the concept of it, and I like the design of the objects, characters, and the worlds. There are a few things that I think need improvement. I wish there was a way to get more than one item repair machine. Even with the upgrades so that everything takes only a day to repair (which is very nice lol), my inventory just stacks up with items that need repairing (I only repair the rare/mythical items).
I enjoy the auction storage units, but I wish the reward system for purchasing was just a tiny bit better, since I typically get units that only have one noteworthy thing while the rest of the boxes are completely empty. I'd even take spare parts over nothing LOL I also wish the mission runs didn't cost $12,000.
The last thing is that I spent $60,000 on 20 of the Tongue Tape without realizing my inventory was full. It charged me anyway and then told me my inventory was full. So instead of getting refunded or having it left on the floor, I got nothing and lost the $60,000 anyway... lol.
That being said, this is a great game!! I really really like it and I'm having a lot of fun with it so far.

i do like the game and it is fun to play but go into it with these bugs known so you can avoid issues. items purchased from the discount parts seller can dissapear i lost x5 tongues overnight, now i only buy things as needed for repair.
items in storage stack accidentally and get lost, art wont generate so its a blank space or they are overlapped and hard to seperate, worst one is the customers standing at your counter and cant be interacted with, if you run out of items to sell they just stare ar you and you cant do anything, juckily i had soome in storage awaiting repair so i put it on shelf and after 10-15s the ai noticed that new item and offered a deal, the next 7 npcs all asked for same item and i just rejected them all to finish day. when you go to an auction, if it says auction is over just reload the game, it saves each morning so you shouldnt have lost anything. crafting is done at the bar next to casino, i would complete it for quest then no longer use it, used 9k worth of materials to add 10k value, but it failed 3 times first so im in the red 27000. anyway, use a common item thats awesome quality, for me plunger and the bottom bottle worked. buying the house added no benefits and was a waste of money, advancing questline seems to be pointless since it doesnt give much.
i reccommend giving it a try, art style is nice and all the cool art is worth it