Storage Hunter Sim is exactly that; bid on storage crates and units, participate in blind auctions, and sell these items at the several pawn shops scattered throughout the map. Along with the aforementioned activities, one can also upgrade their scanning and fixing tools. Without having these upgrades, one will have to get said items appraised at the multiple appraisals spread across the map. These consist of six different item categories that can be appraised, while items cannot be fixed without upgrading the tool. While on paper this may sound boring, it is executed quite well and is a fun gameplay loop. However, there are several glaring problems with the game. The biggest problem is the fact that when one places items in to the back of your truck, the items will bounce around and cause massive performance dips, even if one has a beefy pc. Other problems with items include items getting stuck under other items, in the ground, or getting stuck under the wooden pallets in the blind auction warehouse; all of which can cause one to lose those items. Also, when going into the late game, there is much less to do and no incentives to continue playing since the finish line came up to quickly. Furthermore, the car is not the best to control and is either not responsive enough, or is way to responsive and not always the easiest to control. Overall, I did very much enjoy playing SHS for the tens of hours that I did, and would recommend this game to anyone who enjoys these type of "simulator" games. Thus, SHS gets a score of 7/10 and is a game I really hope gets continuous updates. If so, this could be a really good sim with a lot of room for growth.

I do not advise getting this DLC. Why? Well, the problem does not lie with this specific DLC; however, my problem does lie with the fact that there is no other way to get DLC like this with an exact price anymore. The only way to get any DLC is to now go through the in-game shop and buy Platinum, the new in-game currency they recently introduced. Like any good game filled with micro-transactions, you can never buy the exact amount of the currency to get what you want, and always have to pay for more of said currency to get anything worthwhile. Also, like expected, one will be left with not enough currency to buy something else after purchasing what they desire. Therefore, one is left with unusable, worthless currency due to the weird conversions created out of thin air to get one to continue to buy the in-game currency. This is a TERRIBLE way to go and is a tactic typically reserved for phone games, not PC games. Avoid Idle Champions like the plague with this recent change. Its even worse than simply having a bunch of DLC with a transparent pricing, because at least you know how much it costs and wont be left with an unusable, worthless, in game digital currency that can never be used anywhere else. Another thing to note is that, when something does go on-sale, the amount of Platinum needed is ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Something worth 1800 platinum is now 953, for example. One cannot simply BUY that weird amount of currency in the in-game shop. WTF? Avoid, avoid, avoid; 0/10.