Fell & Sell

Allem voran, man sollte hier keine spielerische und charaktertechnische Tiefe erwarten wie bei Witcher 3. Trotzdessen sind die Mechaniken simpel sowie funktionell, die Kartengrößen klein aber angemessen, die Grafik zweckmäßig und der allgemeine Inhalt für das Spiel ausreichend, denn es ist was es ist, [b]ein Spiel zum gedankenlosen grinden.[/b] Ich konnte mich selbst solange an das Spiel fesseln bis ich alle Achievements freigeschalten hatte aber ob es mich für weitere Stunden fesseln und begeistern wird, möchte ich bezweifeln. Kein schlechtes Spiel, der Schwerpunkt liegt hier klar beim Grind und die acht Euro die es für die Vollversion verlangt sind durchaus fair für einige Stunden gedankenloses und mildes Rumdaddeln.

Game is good, but the costumer support is so bad. I had an issue where i couldnt play anymore and in the community forum they wont help, they said post this question in discord and we MIGHT help there. Sorry but thats not costumer friendly and doesnt deserve anyones money.

Jogo interessante. Bem introspectivo. Acredito que precise de ajuste de alguns bugs de movimentações dos NPCs compradores. Também achei um pouco difícil conseguir recursos básicos como ferro e madeira, para sempre ter itens craftaveis para deixar vendendo.

Cool concept Mid execution Gameplay loop gets boring after 3 hours

Fun. Not much in the game atm. I think I have done it all in about 15 hours. There are some Steam Achievements remaining, and plenty of room for more content. It will be interesting to see where it goes.

It's addicting.... but it also sucks. It is a rogue-like that you only keep your rogue-like upgrades during the run you are actively doing (Like the dungeon, not the entire time). A part of me wishes the RNG stayed during the entire play through, rather than having your shop being the baseline stats. Makes the progression and Hack-N-Slash feeling very drawn out. I am sure if you spent more than 2 hours like myself during the initial first time, you might end up somewhere in the game. In two hours I have spent more time dying and trying to figure out stuff than even progressing. So for anyone who reads this, prior to buying it, I do hope you understand that it is highly important to save all resources, and build as much BS in your shop as possible just for the stats for each play through, something that I did not understand initially. Secondly, each time you die, everything you are holding disappears, so something I didn't really understand either is, go to the forest each time you die, and risk it all to yank a weapon out of the rock prior to running the dungeon. It's a lot of rinse and repeat. Not entirely sure what the point of gold is, because I can only see it being utilized for crafting and upgrading your shop size. Wish there was a town you could spend it in, buying armor or other items, or even a bank where you get daily interest on the gold that is in the account. There is a lot of potential here for a game that is relatively new. Just food for thought on what I would like to see: SO the little blessings you get inside dungeons, sure keep those as dungeon exclusives, but after each run, depending on how far you get (Levels) there should be a permanent stat increase that is progressive with your dungeon run completions. If you die, you don't get an upgrade. I just feel like the worthless loot, is worthless, and I feel like there needs to be more rewarding feeling after successfully completing a dungeon run rather than walking out with rocks and wood and a pat on the back for not dying. Truly would like to see a permanent player stat increase reward after each successful clearing without dying. I am only recommending this game because it is new, and though it sucks kinda, it is a $9 game, that does offer a bit, but definitely is lacking in areas to make it heavily addicting and fun. The shop building is cool, but limited. Making money is cool, but feels kinda useless (especially when you get Midas Touch and can't spend gold on anything but craftables), having customers is cool I guess, but again the game is missing final touches to make it appealing. Add a town you can travel to, that has shops that are RNG that refresh stock so you can spend gold on more than increasing shop size and craftables. Please remove the cost of gold for making craftables, it doesn't make sense to spend gold when you have the materials to make the item that you farmed for, gold should be used in a town with refreshing shops that are also RNG (Cosmetics, Gear, Skill Upgrades, Employees to run Shop, Bank, etc.). Should add progression areas, such as buying larger plots that will not only change the environment, but also changes the dungeon and "forest" associated with said plot. Should allow players to make their own shops, rather than having the "Mobile Game" feeling where it is premade buildings, should include both options of making your own or using premade shop designs. I feel boss levels come too quickly and doesn't give player enough time to gather and upgrade prior to the first boss on level 5, especially when first playing and figuring out thinks, I feel bosses should be starting at level 10, and then every 5 levels after level 10 (Level 10, 15, 20, etc.), because you really don't get any good loot at all the first 4 levels, especially first starting. Took 2 hours for me to craft a blue weapon and shield, yet I still had no good armor or anything to face the boss.

SUPER FUN AND ADDICTIVE

Good