Retro Rewind는 90년대 비디오 가게에서 일하는 영광스럽고 고된 일을 재현합니다.
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#retro rewind
#video store
#retail job
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스템에서 인기인 ‘업무 시뮬레이터’ 장르의 신작 ‘레트로 리와인드: 비디오 스토어 시뮬레이터’는 1990년대 비디오 대여점 관리자의 일상을 1인칭 시점으로 재현합니다. 메뉴 방식이 아닌 직접 테이프를 구매하고 진열을 배치하는 방식으로 운영하며, 단순한 반복 작업 속에서 과거의 향수와 평온함을 느낄 수 있는 것이 특징입니다.
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If you were working a retail job at a movie rental store in the early '90s, there's a decent chance you couldn't wait to clock out for the day and escape from the daily grind with a mindless video game. Here in the 2020s, on the other hand, at least one mindless video game is striving to re-create the daily grind of working at a video rental store. Retro Rewind: Video Store Simulator is the latest in a burgeoning field of "work simulators" that has found indie success on Steam. And while the depth of the game's overall retail simulation is pretty shallow, there is a sort of soothing, zen comfort to be found in the repetitive nostalgia of that menial workaday world of the past. Working 9 to 5 Unlike simulations that rely heavily on menus or spreadsheets, Retro Rewind puts you in the first-person perspective of the manager of a small local VHS rental joint circa 1990. That means you have to run around doing everything from buying the tapes to laying out the furniture and decorations in the store. And while you can technically display those tapes out on any shelf you want, grouping them together by genre makes for both a better customer experience and helps to quiet those anal-retentive organizational voices in your head.Read full article Comments
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