Cart Life is an interesting retro style retail simulation game where you run a series of shops in small town Western USA.
Cart Life feels like a game from the 1980s complete with blocky black and white graphics and synth soundtrack. It has a storybook format following the lives of different shop vendors.
You make decisions about what stock to sell and how to satisfy specific customers to increase profits. Cart Life is an original concept and as you get to know the characters, is quite fun.
Very fast moving - hard to make a profit!
Very realistic. It's really sad, kind of like real life. This isn't just a lemonade stand game, it's an eye-opener to the harsh reality of a poor immigrant worker.
What do you think about Cart Life? Do you recommend it? Why?