Wilmot's Warehouse

someone ougtta tell this guy about unions

He's just a lil guy. A lil guy moving boxes. Play the game, move the box, love the lil guy.
(I've played this game through 4 times and I never love it any less than the first time)

Wilmot broke into my house and rearranged everything. Including my internal organs.

Super adorable and unique, I like that its not as easy as it seems as time goes on, and its a nice quick one. It definitely has replay-ability as well, im on my third go, and its just as fun as the first one, especially as you gain more strategies.

Fun! I went into this with some reservations but a high recommendation from a friend and I was not disappointed. It's incredibly simple and easy to learn but incredibly fun. Getting to choose your organization methods really made this a peak game for me. And it has good replay value too since there are so many ways you can go about organizing everything.

this is quite literally nearly exactly what i do as a dayjob as of writing but i like this more

soothes my autistic mind

Really peaceful with couch co-op

Single in concept and well executed. This is a very chill game that made me feel unexpectedly satisfied when my warehouse was well organized.

A nine hour organisational trip. The lack of an endless mode is a shame, but what's there is basically perfect.

It was fun and stressful at the same time, not the best decision for me to play as a clean freak tho lol

I just find this fascinating. It's like someone wanted to make an exercise demonstrating the memory palace technique but complicated it with abstraction. The main action is fighting the stickiness of memory as you recontextualize the identity of objects in order to simplify the warehouse. There's a satisfaction of having everything just so but also those surprising moments where the system works and you just remember where everything is.

wilmot i love you

If you like Tetris and wish you had a little more time to think, try this. Very satisfying to group items and make sure each cache only has one type of thing. This hits all my joy buttons.

yes

Not engaging enough minute to minute to get me invested into the warehouse management. I can see why people would like it, but slow movement and some weird controls have just a little too much friction for me. Being judged on time for a relaxing game is also not my favorite.

very enjoyable and relaxing

This is one of my favorite games i played this year! this hits that same kind of autism that onion delivery (ufo 50) gave me, except im actively building my own sorting hell. This was really fun! This is exactly my kind of game. The art is nice and simplistic, and the music puts me in a zen state of mind. i'll check out the spin off some time soon, 10/10

This game is simultaneously relaxing and stressful.

I hate my boss.

We invented shelving for a reason!

It's still good even though it's stressful.

Pretty fun! A few quirks I wouldn't mind seeing fixed, but aside from that, well worth the time!

Boy, this is stressful but satisfying.

I heard this was a memory game and I think that does this game a disservice. This game gives me a feeling that I love where you build a thing that's yours and you navigate it. It's the reason you that if you sit down to someone else's Factorio game or any city builder you feel lost, but they feel at home. It's a thing built over time that's yours.

Great coop game. Loved the slick graphics and controls.

My only wish was that it didn't end so abruptly. I wanted something just a little different at the end - some sort of "Black Friday sale" where you quickly need to retrieve most of your warehouse and bring it to the counter (in staged waves) would have been great.

If you like Pikmin, Factorio, or Overcooked check this out. (The board game is great too!)

LOVE THIS GAME! I love planning and sorting things so this game is perfect. You can easily spending hours playing and organizing in this game.

A brain massage in video game format

7/10

like costco but better

Chill strategy game. Every time you start a new save, the items are different.

Great game about organizing a warehouse, had a great time doing the main playthrough, however, incredibly unfun extra achievements if you're one of the people that care about 100%ing games.

It would've been better if after finishing the story you would get a bigger warehouse and continue expanding your company further until you actually get all 500 products and you can actually get the hidden achievements in a reasonable manner. Currently you'd have to put in 100s of hours if you're unlucky (especially since, for example, you can only get bananas after year 2, making resetting for them a bigger hassle to restart for).

I love puzzle games, I love weird games, I love minimalism. I want to like this game, but I can't. It's very boring. Maybe I don't get it, maybe I should continue to play more, unlock more stuff and get exited about tidying my warehouse, I'm not sure.

Decent little puzzle game

Somehow we're still coming up with new game genres!

Had a great time but the ending was very disappointing. Lots of missed potential with no endless mode or any way to keep playing and it left me disappointed with the game abruptly ending and kicking you out.

the company is stocking all kinds of things nobody needs, i think they are laundering money 10/10 very realistic

I cant imagine playing co-op with my wife (and we've done a lot of cooking games together). Single player with a podcast or music is great. I prefer wilmont works it out. Steamdeck works great

wish the upgrades had a little more impact

There's something just really pleasing about this game and how simple it is. Great game to play while listening to a podcast.

The time lapse of you organizing your factory floor that you can watch later is very satisfying.

just relax brother

this game is about sorting your minecraft inventory and chests

oh no

A fascinating game that is simultaneously meditative and relaxing, while reminding you that capitalism demands infinite increases in productivity and efficiency until the heat death of the universe.

Fun puzzling challenge. Too bad the time limits are so short and not modifiable. I'd play this longer if I could do that

I'd play this game for the rest of my life.

I didn't realise a game could be both stressful and relaxing at the same time but Wilmot achieves that.

A game for all the organising champs out there. You decide how your warehouse is organised and aim to serve customers on time. Becomes more challenging when you get more and more deliveries through and need to adapt your warehouse organisation. There is no right or wrong way to organise your stock, and the stock is purposefully ambiguous to allow for this.

10/10, Wilmot is doing his best

the best game ever, except i don't like it
10/10, would amazon warehouse again

This game broke my brain. This game fixed my brain. This game encouraged me to develop deeper understandings of how I interact with sorting and conceptualization, and did it all through mechanics.

Wilmot's Warehouse is like eating tasty steamed vegetables. Not only is it good for munchin', but you feel better after you've spent time enjoying it.

This game truly scratches that part of my brain that loves organizing. If you're like me who has so many Excel sheets and folders and gets joy from having things in order, Wilmot's Warehouse gamifies that so nicely. All the products are so vibrant, different, and fun to figure out where to put in your warehouse. And Wilmot is just so simple yet wholesome and perfect for the job. Also, it's worth pointing out that the total types of products you get varies game to game, contributing to its replayability. Especially as some achievements require certain products. So far I've done one full run, and hoping to eventually 100% it! Great to play on the Steam Deck too!

Deeply satisfying

I am the stock man :^)

very distressing for a casual game

Awesome little game to organize stuff.
Why does the store stock so much on those damn fish hooks? No one is buying them! But i guess CJ has his own priorities.