Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale

when I come back to this game it's for the peaceful item shop management element and maybe the cute lightweight story. Be cautious if (like me) you don't usually love mixing adventure combat into your simulation games — if you go in with a completionist mindset you WILL want to deal with the dungeons eventually — but at least you can do a lot of prep on the item store side to make the dungeoneering a lot easier if you want. And I think you can finish the core plotline without any dungeon stuff, though you won't meet all the characters that way. that said, this is one of very few games that I'll spend hours doing solo action combat in this style. The other elements hook me enough and failing a dungeon is forgiving enough that I just roll with it.

this game ♥♥♥♥♥

The game has a simple design. Run a store and then when needed go exploring and fight monsters to get more crafting materials and items to sell. You have so many days to make so much money in order to save the shop/house. If you don't then you fail and you have to do it all again. I enjoy the simplicity of it.

I love the characters, the game play and the concept of this game. And it feels easy to want to play again and again.

Why does this soundtrack go so hard

Graphismes qui ne manquent pas de charme, idées assez bien trouvées, c’est cependant avec regret que je le déconseille. Le jeu est une éternelle boucle ou votre principal ennemi est le moment ou vous devez payer la facture. Essayez la démo pour vous faire une idée, mais pour moi c’est un jeu super sympa qui fini assez vite pas être lassant.