The Convenience Store has a great vibe, and I really like how the characters move slowly with a pre-rendered look that adds to the atmosphere. The overall setting—centered around a convenience store—holds a lot of potential, and the journey through the game is captivating. However, the experience ultimately feels surface-level, with many elements that could have been more fully developed. The endings are underwhelming, and while the intentionally low-quality voice-over might be a stylistic choice, it still comes off as unappealing when there are more effective ways to achieve that kind of aesthetic. The game’s atmosphere is promising, but it’s not scary at all, which might be a letdown for horror fans. In the end, The Convenience Store feels more like a rough draft **** that could have been much more elaborate. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have fun or that it didn’t hold my attention until the end, but the buildup leads to a payoff that never really arrives. I’d only recommend this title if you’ve never played any other games from Chilla’s Art—otherwise, it’s skippable. It’s an okay game, nothing more, nothing less.

======== even free not worth it watch it on utube ======== - 45 m long. -not scary very dark u cant see **** boring walking simulator and wait something to happen.

Fun but not really scary! I like this type of graphic for indie games. And it's even have Different Endings!