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A dusty piece becomes something else entirely in the right hands. Bit Pazarı is a restoration and appraisal game. Every object is either junk or a museum-grade find — your eye and your hands are what tell them apart. APPRAISE — The tells aren't listed for you. You have to find them. Sweep the magnifier, the UV lamp and the scale across the object. Each tool sees only its own tells: the loupe catches blurred printing and screw marks, UV reveals fake patina and wrong tone, the scale exposes a wrong base. No single tool is enough — triangulate, then call it. Upgrade a tool and it catches more with less sweeping. RESTORE — Scrub the grime away with your finger. The before/after payoff is real: a good restoration multiplies the value. But over-clean it and you strip the patina and destroy it. Knowing when to stop is the actual skill. A signature hiding under the dirt can change everything. APPRENTICES — The shop keeps working while you're away. Hire an appraiser, a cleaner and a master grader. They work real-time shifts and keep going even when the app is closed. They speed up as they level, and at level three they work two objects at once. HAGGLE — Read the customer, find the weak spot. Look too greedy and they walk. Caught a forger? You can show them the door. GROW — From a rickety stall to a multi-floor emporium, then your own Wunderkammer. 1001 original objects. Single player, offline, paid. No ads, no traps — just depth.
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