Soukh

It's recettear with minigames and an arabic theme. That's the core of the concept. It's basically note for note the same. Send adventurers out for loot, sell loot to customers, pay off your debts. The difference is that instead of fighting through the dungeon yourself you play minigames. So many minigames. There's minigames for haggling and minigames for helping the adventurers, and probably more minigames but I got tired of the game before I finished the starting quests. Because the minigames are trivial. They're simple little things you can solve easily and the only pressure is that time keeps ticking while you do them. Except when they don't. Like the rhythm adventurer minigame where the timer paused as soon as I pressed a button. And the whole game is unpolished. Quests end almost arbitrarily. Like it'll tell you to go meet someone and the quest completes when you're still ten feet away from them much less talk to them. Then it'll flash a quest complete banner in the direct center of the screen for just a smidge too long before giving you the next quest in the chain. There's at most a line of explanation for what you have to do for these too so it can be obtuse. I ended up just following the red arrow marker under my character around when I needed to do a quest. The story and dialogue feel abrupt as well. Both in pacing and in the actual mechanically speed of how quickly it scrolls through the text. And oddly some people get names while others just get their occupation. Including the MC himself who is just the Merchant. The actual game mechanics aren't well balanced either. There's no way to know how much to sell your stuff for until you see how the customer reacts to it, but some customers will refuse to buy altogether and others will take your whole stock even though it's the same price. I raised prices high enough that no one liked it, but they still bought stuff faster than I could get it. There are two selling phases every day, and after the first day I never had anything left at night. I will say that the graphics are great. They've clearly put some work into making them nice both for the dialogue portraits and the 3d poly models. And the music is pretty good at setting the mood as well. It's just almost everything else that doesn't quite make it. I can't recommend this game as it is. I know it's early access, but well it's definitely early access. Wait for them to put some work into it, and even then know what you're getting into. I was expecting a more serious merchant simulator not so many minigames.

Good game with lot of potential

Great visuals and music! Has a lot of potential as a shop simulator, but needs some work before it comes out of early access.

A fun little resource management game with an engaging theme and art style. Soukh is that game you play when you want to relax and chill.

I like the music and the concept. i dont like the puzzle solving for haggling, but thats just me. Other wise, solid game. Will recommend 7/10

You are not a Camel. Please.