I really enjoyed this game, especially the art! I do think the UI can be polished in some areas and a clearer tutorial would be helpful. I would suggest that the cart be visible at all times, as it was a little annoying to keep opening it. Overall great job!

I like the idea! One small thing though is that the UI felt a little tedious to use, but other than that, the art style was cute, and it was a great entry!

The art and sounds were cute and I kind of like the idea of serving items to cat customers. Also, that title is great, I saw it on the Discord and got curious. I think the game felt balanced enough in terms of being able to make it timewise through the day. I do feel like it can use another mechanic to make things more interesting than simply clicking the item image that's displayed in a text balloon. Like, the video store simulator Retro Rewind has the player finding movies for customers, but he's asked to pick a good selection based on criteria and customer wishes. Tiny Bookshop does something similar. Other shop simulators have you build out your store by buying new upgrades. Those are layers that add some strategy and give the player more choice, and having choice is fun.

I would put a tutorial into the gameplay, not as a list of text at the start. Take me through the steps as I'm playing it.

Clicking the cart every time felt a bit tedious and unnecessary. Why not just have it open the whole time?

Also, the font (at the beginning) is difficult to read. Although mainly that's because of those blocks around the letters. It looks more to me like something went wrong with the embedding, perhaps?

I like the idea, but the UI is a bit hard to use. Also, some of the text has some background color that makes it difficult to read. I think it has potential :) Congrats on a solid entry!

I like the idea of the game and also the basic mechanics, like calculating the right change. The selecting mechanic was quite hard though. I knew what I wanted to get, but it was difficult to get the right input, which felt a bit frustrating. Maybe you could automatically open the chart? Or even don't use a chart, just have the cashier pull out the items from boxes below the checkstand and automatically give it to the first customer. The two kind of sticks were also hard to differentiate for me. But overall a neat idea!