
Say and do (almost) anything in this creative job-sim party game, with magic! Interact with any item in the store, in any way you want, to satisfy weird retail customers so that they give you good reviews.
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You applied for a job at MageMart and were hired on the spot!
The store is closing in 30 minutes and there are a bunch of customers who need your help! Earn 5-star reviews and receive the praise and adoration of management… or insult everyone you meet to get 1-star rants as you throw the store into chaos and flames.
What kind of Retail Mage are you?
We're super excited to share one of the first games to use Gen AI not as part of generating any of our assets (awesome artists hand placed every block of cheese and every human skull inside MageMart), but in powering our game engine to allow players to do almost anything they can imagine! If you're looking to get creative and goofy with some friends in pushing the boundaries of what you can do and what you can get the game to allow, Retail Mage should be right up your alley.
We're really excited to make a game where you and your friends can try just about anything, and have had a lot of fun watching players turn MageMart into an Iron Chef Cookoff, a would-be dating sim, and more!

That said, if you're thinking of buying RETAIL MAGE, do keep in mind that we are a very passionate but small team, and that this is not a blockbuster experience with hours and hours of content. But we're very excited to offer you a one of a kind game that lets you create your own objectives and goals, with some hidden bits of lore and mystery to discover as well!
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have feedback, questions, or problems with the game. We'll do our best to get back to you as quickly as possible and provide support as needed. And we're excited to sneak little things in here and there with a few patches as well (we already had one or two roll out thanks to some great suggestions from folks in reviews and in feedback!)
Do let us know if you enjoyed the game too, as it's always a delight to hear and share with our team!

Retail Mage is at its best as a party game played with friends. Invite up to three other retail mages to join your shift and get creative in how you help (or hinder) the MageMart customers!
Meet a friendly crow plushie with sage advice. Befriend an absent-minded mannequin with hidden talents.
Work together (or troll each other) as you discover the secrets of the store.
Everyone knows that minimum wage magical retail labor is more fun with friends!

Say what you want to say (literally, with voice to text) and choose from dialog options generated on the spot.
Get creative with how you interact with everything in the store. Rip a page out of a book you find. Search a haystack for a needle. Draw a picture of a giraffe on the back of a priceless painting. At MageMart, if you can imagine it, you can try to do it*!
(*Critical failures for outlandish actions may result in demoralization, injury, or spontaneous combustion.)

Character Customization: choose your flair and customize your look for your Retail Mage!
Strengths and Skills: what unique strengths and special skills makes you an invaluable member of the MageMart family?
Personalized Backstory: your answers to 3 short interview questions creates your character’s unique backstory.
Dynamic Dialog: say what you want to say (literally, with voice to text) and choose from dialog options that reflect your intent.
Creative Interactions: get inventive, playful, and silly with what you do with the various objects in MageMart! The game will (magically) tell you whether you're successful or not!
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This game is pretty cute, and very interesting, however, I do agree after playing for about an hour, that Character saves, and more than just one shift would make this game better, I also personally feel like Character races shouldn't be barred behind a paywall, special cosmetics, or accessories sure, but that's just my personal opinion, either way, its pretty fun, I recommend at least trying the game. Hopefully development continues, I'd love to see where it goes.
I've been playing games for many years but this is one of the first times I really felt like I was *playing*. What a cool experience to have the game actively responding to my inputs so convincingly. Having a blast trying new things and seeing how the game responds. Definitely want to try this out with friends and see how much trouble we can get ourselves into.
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Languages: English
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This was the first time I enjoyed reading customer reviews at the end of a game day! I'm impressed. It's a solid system that could for sure make a fun game. It's almost there. They forgot to make it into a game though. - There are no rewards to pursue or penalties to avoid. - There is nothing to build, level up, or buy - so a 1 star review is effectively the same as 5 star review. - It feels like a demo. I love the focus on multiplayer! + Specializing in a trade gives you unique creative abilities which is fantastic for needing each other. - I wish it was easier to keep track of what my ally was doing while I'm doing my thing. If I didn't keep demanding to know who they were helping and what they needed every 30 seconds in voice chat to avoid overlapping efforts again it would have felt like single player.
Retail Mage, places you in the role of a wizard employed at MageMart, a magical furniture store. Your objective is to assist eccentric customers and earn five-star reviews before the store closes. Pros: ✔️ Fun Customer Requests: The game offers a variety of amusing and creative customer requests, keeping the gameplay engaging and entertaining. ✔️ Intuitive AI: The AI-driven NPCs respond dynamically to player interactions, providing a more immersive and unpredictable experience. ✔️ Humorous Shoppers: The diverse cast of shoppers adds a layer of humor, making each interaction memorable and enjoyable. Cons: ❌ Item Availability Exploits: It's possible to manipulate item spawns, which can reduce the challenge and satisfaction of fulfilling customer requests. ❌ Dialogue Options Mismatch: At times, the provided dialogue options don't align well with player intentions, leading to confusing or unintended interactions. ❌ Limited Gameplay Duration: The game focuses on a single 30-minute day, and the lack of a shop-building mechanic may leave players desiring more depth and replayability. Despite these drawbacks, I found "Retail Mage" to be an enjoyable and unique experience. The blend of magic and retail, coupled with the game's humor and AI interactions, kept me engaged throughout my shift at MageMart. While the game could benefit from additional features and refinements, it offers a solid foundation for cooperative fun. Score: 7 out of 10 enchanted cash registers—A magical retail adventure that shines with creativity but could use a bit more polish.
So much fun! Loved just exploring all the different ways to interact with the world. Reminded me of my first time playing DND :)
I missed the tutorial completely, but I was able to figure things out fairly well from my first shift. I'd love some more information about how to increase my abilities, but I think after a few more games I'll get it down!
I love this concept! the idea of saying whatever you want is super cool, never seen anything like it. so much freedom to mess around and explore. had a blast with this
This was fun, especially with friends, can get pretty chaotic
Retail Mage is a blast with friends—like a chaotic D&D session in a fantasy shop. The AI reacts to your wild ideas pretty well, making for hilarious moments. It’s a bit light on solo content and progression, but as a party game, it’s worth it
The game is an interesting concept and has a few cool ideas that need developing. - No entertaining single player mode - The AI chatbot is interesting for a minute, later the repeatability of it makes it very much annoying - Lack of any sort of competitive setting / score list, missions, etc. - cannot play with strangers
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