Retro Rewind - Video Store Simulator

Reduced the chance of customers returning broken VHS players by approximately 30%, making store management slightly less tedious.

Fixed a potential crash that could occur while navigating the main menu.

Fixed an issue where the Sidewalk upgrade could fail to unlock correctly.

Fixed the Repair Station unlocking at the wrong level.

Fixed collision issues on the Toy Shelf to prevent clipping or movement bugs.

Main menu movies now pull from a wider variety of genres instead of favoring Horror and Drama.

The cost to purchase a candy dispenser has been reduced, making it more accessible early game.

Candy sales now generate double the revenue, significantly increasing the profitability of the dispenser.

Fixed font rendering issues for the Spanish translation.

Fixed missing textures associated with the Spanish localization.

Added new storage options for boxes to help with store organization.

Added new storage options for movies to increase inventory management efficiency.

Added support for Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Traditional Chinese.

The maximum number of clients allowed in the store has been reduced from 30 to 25 to balance store traffic.

Fixed an issue where clients were ignoring the clearance bin, ensuring they now interact with it correctly.

Fixed a bug where shelves remained occupied after a client finished using them, which previously blocked other clients from accessing movies.

Added a timer to the avoidance system allowing characters to briefly clip through others if stuck, improving movement fluidity.

Improved client pathing when returning movies to the dropbox and exiting the store for smoother traffic flow.

Customers are now more likely to pick movies from their favorite genres or new releases, potentially increasing sales.

Customers in smaller store formats are now more likely to pick movies, improving early-game revenue.

Customers are more likely to seek out their specific favorite movies.

Mid and large stores will now see a higher volume of customers.

Increased save game stability by implementing a 4-file backup system.

Fixed a bug where customers bypassed normal rental flow by taking movies directly from display shelves.

Fixed collision issues on stairs for smoother movement.

Customers now prioritize unreserved shelves, reducing congestion and increasing the speed of movie pickups.

Customers stop secondary activities immediately at closing time, allowing the player to close the store faster.

Customer movement feels faster and they can navigate crowded areas more efficiently.

Added a button to teleport stuck movies, preventing inventory loss or blockage.

Players can now track their total net worth directly from the computer desktop.

Increased the maximum amount of CV generated per day from 3 to 4, allowing for faster progression.

Fixed a bug where AI would stop working entirely if they lacked both bathroom and sleep skills while attempting to take a pause.

Fixed an issue where staff could be accidentally teleported to the checkout while not actively using it.

Improved shelf code robustness when moved to prevent movies from floating in the air.

Fixed an issue where the selling price remained visible even after the clearance bin was moved.

Added a preview in the menu context showing the resell value of objects, making inventory management more transparent.

Added colors and icons to the ESC menu to help prevent accidental clicks.

Hid the unused progression bar on the Task list for a cleaner interface.

Improved the overall stability of AI tasks to reduce glitches.

Increased the probability that a client will successfully receive their reserved movie.

Fixed missing glass on the Tape Dealer model.

Fixed a softlock that occurred when talking to an NPC while sitting at the checkout.

Fixed an issue where movies could be duplicated at the Return Station.

Disabled the ESC button event in the options menu to prevent potential softlocks.