If you're working at the grocery store you have to purchase the actual product being sampled too.
I'm not getting paid to be a storage space.
#EMBR REVIEWS FULL#
You work with so many different brands and end up with a trunk full of junk that you can't get rid of. If you've worked that brand, you don't get another one and are expected to keep all the posters and cards neat and tidy (and in a few cases print signs off at home) but have to go out and buy everything yourself. Shifts that do have the supplies, you only get the box once. It's one thing to purchase ice and food prior to a sampling shift but to have to purchase all the other things that are required to have on the table is ridiculous.
Only the third district does not allow me to rate the game 9/10.It's a bit ridiculous that some shifts have supplies and some don't. There are, of course, small drawbacks, such as the weak design of the game, which do not allow to rate 10/10, I complete 2 areas on 100% for about 35 hours and I wanted more, but 3 district became a disappointment for me, the authors could not do better than the second masterpiece district and 3rd turned out to be quite average, 2 levels with a rate of 6/10 for me, 1 level - 7.5 and 1 - 7, final mission and ending.also 6/10. I bought 4 copies and played with a bunch of friends, I got a lot of fun, and there is also a plot in the game, the locations are always surprising with something, they are interesting to study, a lot of hidden bonuses at the levels, the game is made from the heart, despite its primitiveness.
Embr is an example of just a perfect grind game. Each level has 5 additional game modes+there are additional tasks that are available in all these modes, which creates an incredible replayability for the game, for completing tasks you get money, coins and diamonds that you can spend on really interesting equipment. I don't really like extinguish fire but after playing it with friends and advancing beyond the 1st level, I realized that I had found a rare diamond.
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