Weed Shop 2

About

In Weed Shop 2, players run their own illegal marijuana growing operation, trying to expand their business and avoid law enforcement. They can cultivate and strain various types of cannabis, customize their grow-op with different equipment, and sell their product to customers for a profit. The game features a mix of simulation and strategy elements, with a focus on upgrading and optimizing the player's grow operation.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

84%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,032 reviews

graphics18 positive mentions

stability48 negative mentions

The game is surprisingly addictive and fun, providing a unique experience of managing a weed shop.
The graphics and environment, while not top-tier, create a charming and humorous atmosphere that enhances gameplay.
Frequent updates from the developers show responsiveness to community feedback, improving the game over time.

The game suffers from numerous bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay and lead to lost progress.
The leveling system can feel grindy and slow, making it difficult to progress without significant time investment.
The tutorial is unskippable and can be frustrating, with some players experiencing issues with controls and navigation.

graphics
77 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
56%
21%
The graphics of the game have received largely negative feedback, with many users describing them as subpar, reminiscent of outdated flash games, and filled with bugs. While some players noted that the visuals are not the main focus and can be overlooked in favor of gameplay, others expressed frustration over the lack of graphical settings and the overall quality. Despite occasional positive remarks about specific effects, the consensus is that the graphics are minimalistic and could use significant improvement.
- “Game runs great and the graphics are good; what can I say, it's a weed shop.”
- “Well, it's a neat little game that's not meant to be a top high-flying graphically or priced, and it does its job bloody well at £6.99.”
- “The graphics are not too bad, and this game could run on a very basic computer and still be enjoyable. There are good and bad points, but I'm happy to say there aren't many bad points with this gem of a game.”
- “The graphics are terrible and the controls suck.”
- “The graphics, setting, and the environment most likely remind me of flash games about farms, where you should log in every day to gather potatoes.”
- “The game is filled with bugs, the graphics are terrible, the tutorial sucks, and some of the sounds are literally ear-piercing!”
stability
50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
6%
96%
The game is plagued by numerous bugs and glitches, including freezing issues and problematic NPC interactions, which can disrupt gameplay but generally do not cause lasting damage. While players find the game enjoyable and entertaining, the stability issues significantly hinder the overall experience, with many expressing frustration over the lack of updates to address these problems. Despite these challenges, some users note that quick saves and reloads can temporarily alleviate certain glitches.
- “The game runs smoothly without any crashes, providing a stable experience throughout.”
- “I appreciate how stable the game is; I haven't encountered any bugs or glitches.”
- “The performance is consistent, making it easy to enjoy the gameplay without interruptions.”
- “Weed Shop 2 is a great time waster that involves you growing, selling, and smoking dope, but it's held back in a lot of ways by its poor controls, numerous bugs and glitches, and its long haul of a grind to make enough meaningful cash to upgrade your shop quickly and accordingly.”
- “Far too buggy - keeps crashing, menus fail to appear, characters wander out of the world where you cannot reach them...”
- “My character freezes on the spot and I can't move with WASD.”
gameplay
49 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
24%
67%
8%
The gameplay is characterized as a solid, addictive clicker-style experience set in a 3D environment, allowing players to manage a dispensary with engaging mechanics and chill music. While some users appreciate the intricate systems and grinding for upgrades, others criticize the repetitive nature and bugs that hinder the experience. Overall, the game offers a laid-back yet engaging simulation, though it may lack depth and polish in certain areas.
- “Solid clicker style gameplay, but it is a full 3D game where you can walk outside, be in your shop, or grow room and so on.”
- “Super chill game but also surprisingly intricate and engaging game mechanics.”
- “Addicting and fun store sim, good mechanics and fun events to do.”
- “The gameplay itself is not much different than online in-browser farm simulators.”
- “It's not a magical masterpiece full of depth, a gripping story or extensive gameplay; it's literally running a dispensary.”
- “A great game hindered by some poor controls, bugs, and mechanics.”
grinding
44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The grinding aspect of the game is widely criticized for being excessively tedious and time-consuming, often leading to player boredom. While some find the mindless grinding entertaining and a good way to pass time, many feel it detracts from the overall enjoyment and progression, with calls for adjustments to reduce its intensity and improve gameplay balance. Overall, the grinding is seen as a double-edged sword, offering both addictive fun and frustrating monotony.
- “Unfortunately, I just didn't feel up to spending hours on end doing the same tedious tasks to grind for XP so I can enjoy all the content the game has to offer.”
- “I'm so annoyed by how grindy this game turned out to be... I'm fine with working my way up, it's fun but we can't re-use watering bottles, staff costs tons of money and gets more expensive with time (why? makes no sense) and if you ever manage to make some money and get good reputation you get 3 or 4 people within 5 minutes who decide not to pay so you have to punch them and lose all your reputation and so on... just really didn’t see this coming when I started playing or I would not have racked up this many hours and returned it after an hour...”
- “This game has some fun elements, but the amount of built-in grinding kind of sucks away the fun.”
story
40 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20%
65%
15%
The game's story is largely considered minimal or lacking depth, with many players noting that it feels more like a sandbox experience focused on running a dispensary rather than a narrative-driven adventure. While there are missions to complete, some players find them repetitive and buggy, leading to frustration with mission registration and a desire for more engaging objectives. Overall, the story aspect is seen as an area needing improvement, with players wishing for a more cohesive and rewarding narrative experience.
- “I will tell you my story.”
- “It would be nice if there was a little more to the game like more objectives or a storyline.”
- “All in all a great game, still got many hours to play and many more missions to complete.”
- “After level 102, the game is still going without missions; it feels like the party's going on to infinity and beyond!”
- “It would be nice if there was a little more to the game, like more objectives or a storyline.”
- “Tldr - 7/10 fun game, linear, no story, small sandbox.”
humor
36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with players finding it both funny and simplistic, making it a great time killer. Many reviews highlight hilarious moments and quirky elements, though some note that the game can be slow to start and has occasional bugs. Overall, it offers a casual yet engaging experience, with a warning to avoid playing around children due to its potentially awkward themes.
- “It's casual but challenging enough to suggest it as more than just a one-off humorous purchase; there is replayability galore.”
- “Great time killer, hilarious moments.”
- “The fat guy breakdancing is really funny.”
music
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
11%
77%
11%
The music in the game has received largely negative feedback, with many players criticizing the repetitive and unskippable tracks, particularly a single reggae song that loops continuously. While some appreciate the laid-back vibe of the music, the lack of variety and options to customize the audio experience has led to frustration, prompting players to mute the game or seek alternative music sources. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a significant drawback that detracts from the gameplay experience.
- “The chill music and easy laid-back gameplay is a good time all around.”
- “+calming music”
- “- sound, effects are funny make me laugh a lot, in-game YouTube player helps with music.”
- “The game starts you off with the most obnoxious unskippable tutorial that doesn't even allow you to access the options so that you can turn off or turn down the crap music blaring in your ear.”
- “The soundtrack is the same reggae song over and over again, I think. I'm not reinstalling this to find out.”
- “No music selection until 25 or more hours in.”
replayability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
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The game offers significant replayability, with users noting its casual yet challenging nature that encourages multiple playthroughs. Many highlight its vast replay value, suggesting it is more than just a one-time experience and has lasting appeal.
- “🔲 infinitely replayable”
- “It's casual but challenging enough to suggest it as more than just a one-off humorous purchase; there is replayability galore.”
- “It has huge replay value and is a game that will last a long time because you have a lot to work for.”
monetization
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
50%
38%
The monetization model for the game primarily involves in-app purchases, which can be accessed through a menu on iOS. Users suggest that it's more beneficial to download the game for free from the iOS App Store and avoid spending money on in-app purchases, as the game offers a high-quality experience without ads or microtransactions. Overall, the game is considered a good value for its price.
- “You're better off getting it free on the iOS App Store and skipping the in-app purchases.”
- “You’re better off getting it free on the iOS App Store and skipping the in-app purchases.”
- “On iOS, you could spend that $10 on in-app purchases or keep your money in your wallet.”
- “Clicking brings up the in-app purchase menu on iOS.”
optimization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
The game is reported to have significant optimization issues, particularly for users with mid-range systems like the GTX 970 and Ryzen 5, leading to frequent frame drops and unresponsive controls. Many reviewers recommend avoiding the game until these performance problems are addressed.
- “The controls seem very unoptimized.”
- “Stay away until they fix the crashes and the bad optimization.”