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Pack Master

Pack Master

|Simulator, Indie

2.5 /10

Eww Painful

Niche

4 ratings
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This is a simulation game where you play as a "Rich Man" with 1 million to spend freely in a live streaming room. You'll experience the thrilling sensation of card opening in live streams and challenge your luck.

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Eww Painful: 2.5/10 across 4 ratings. Unless this theme is your jam, maybe wait it out.

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Leans into Simulator, Indie, Role-playing (RPG) — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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LadiesGamers.comAbbi Smith · 24 Jun, 2020
7.5/10

While the idea is very simple, the game itself is anything but. Some levels are nice and easy, others are considerably more difficult, and the difficulty progression doesn’t seem to be linear. I’ll barely pass a level, then the following few will be a piece of cake – it keeps me on my toes! I wouldn’t call Pack Master a child-friendly game from a difficulty perspective, but I’m sure it’d help develop logical thinking abilities in older children. Pack Master is a very basic puzzle game that doesn’t try to push harder than it should. There’s an excellent balance between design and difficulty, and something wonderfully relaxing about the simple nature of the game. There’s not much to say about it due to its simplicity, but I’d definitely put it on the recommended list for a younger audience!

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 11 Jun, 2020
6.4/10

There's something refreshing about a title summarizing what it is succinctly in its' name, though perhaps it would be better if there were more meat on its bones...

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