
Caravanserail is an arcade-ish trading game. Buy, set a price, and sell. It sounds simple but it'll take you some skill to set the right price according to the market tendencies...
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Languages: English, French
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At first glance Caravanserail looks like some kind of middle eastern caravan trading adventure game, but it's just a mindless tablet ported ticker tape clicker. Click on goods at various prices as they scroll past, then try to sell those goods for a profit by clicking on them from your caravan. Mindless is really the best way to describe this. I can't see any way this could be considered fun. There's almost nothing to this game but they want a whopping $4.50 for something that could be done in free in a web browser.
Pretty mediocre game. My main reason for this review is to state that this game does in fact have achivements and trading cards despite them not being listed on the store page.
Good idea but WAY TO SHORT.
Trochu mi to připomíná systém nějakého herního automatu ale jinak nic zajímavého...
Tags: Clicker - Fast Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Fast paced and quota levels in which you populate a small booth and mark up prices. No way to manually input prices is biggest hurdle. Short lived. Only 10 levels, no endless mode. Its fun for a little bit to get familiar with the market value of things and but after a play session there is nothing left to see, not much strategy to begin with. Almost more of a frantic or mindless clicker at times. Interesting bit is that by the later levels, the prices had been retained from earlier stages, which caused a rather scary inflation on all the prices
The art is nice, and the concept has potential, but it is just too easy. While there is a hard mode, I got every achievement in one hour while hardly trying. Not really worth it.
This has been one of the best games I've played this year. It is a strategy trading game that you can finish in 1 to 1.5 hours of playtime. The achievementas are obtainable from playing the entire game or some simple tasks. I enjoy this style of game, and I really liked the take on Arabian traders/silk road. There was lots of new challenges and learning involved. Plus, the art is beautiful and it has trading cards!
Macht sehr viel Spaß für langeweile einfach perfekt :D
It's a cool little game, though very short (finished it in under an hour, but there's also still a hard mode). Once you get a hang of of, it becomes very easy. The fun for me was in getting the hang of it itself, figuering out the mechanics and comodity prices. Could use a little more, but it does what it does well enough.
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