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Parcel Simulator
Casual
Indie
Simulation
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Camera Comfort
Custom Volume Controls
Playable without Timed Input
Save Anytime
Stereo Sound
Steam Cloud
Stats
Family Sharing

Inspect and process parcels and packages in this parcel inspection simulator! Receive and sort deliveries, examine labels for mistakes, and automate to maximise warehouse efficiency. Upgrade and expand your warehouse to build your parcel empire!

Developers: Dansan Digital
Publishers: Dansan Digital
Release Date: Jun 20, 2025
Price (USD): $17.99
Current Players: 1.4k

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(94%)
satisfying loop
automation progression
graphics quality
optimization satisfaction
polished
manual sorting
building system
inventory management
early game
end-game content
bugs
lack of replayability
progression speed
The general sentiment of Parcel Simulator reviews is largely positive, with players enjoying its satisfying loop of manual-to-automation gameplay and the graphics and design quality. However, there are some points of criticism, notably the end-game content which is missing in depth, and bugs that affect gameplay experience. While many appreciate the game's ability to evolve from a tedious start to full automation, others find the progression too fast and desire more content to prolong the experience.

Positive Points

  • The game offers a satisfying loop of initial manual sorting that evolves into automation, similar to games like 'Papers, Please' and 'Satisfactory.'
  • Players find the progression from manual tasks to full automation enjoyable and rewarding, with many appreciating the satisfaction of optimizing their warehouse systems.
  • The graphics and overall polish of the game are praised, with solid performance on various machines.
  • For fans of simulation and automation games, Parcel Simulator hits the mark with its engaging mechanics and design.

    • Negative Points

  • Once full automation is achieved, there is little to do, leading to a lack of end-game content and replayability.
  • Some users have reported bugs, such as parcels getting stuck on conveyor belts or in machines, which can disrupt workflow.
  • The progression may feel too fast for some players, leading to a short gameplay experience where everything is unlocked quickly.

    • Mixed Points

  • While the automation aspect is well-received, the early manual sorting phase could be tedious for some players.
  • Quality of life improvements, such as a better building system or inventory management, are desired by several players to streamline the construction process in the game.

    • Common Themes

  • The game is often compared to 'Papers, Please' and 'Satisfactory' due to its blend of manual inspection and automation mechanics.
  • There is a strong demand for more content and updates, with many players expressing a desire for additional features or modes to extend the gameplay.
    • Updated 8/11/2025, 12:01:10 AM UTC
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