Fell & Sell

Very fun chill game. It scratches that combat itch and allows for some very nice decorating. The progression is ballanced and it always feels like you are getting stronger and richer. The visuals are also nice and I personnaly enjoy the low polly look. The very few things that bothered me was the location specific based decorating, and the inability to interact with some decor, for example I made a stone chair and put it behind the sell desk thing but there was no prompt to sit down, I thought well thats ok I'll put it outside for the NPCs to sit on, but no you can't place a chair outside. If the devs do go on to update the game I would love to see a fishing/hunting/cooking aspect added (unless there is one and I just haven't progressed far enough yet), and a shop companion feature such as cats, dogs, fish etc. In the end I highly recomend this if you want something to cure you're boredom.

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currently, it's playable, but it's rudimentary. the shop system is decent, combat is actually quite good for such a simple game. as of this review, the developer is active. QoL improvements I'd like to see; 1. dungeon map outline color change a. white- standard border b. green- all mobs dead c. blue- all mobs dead and all resources available claimed(disregarding dropped items) 2. forest type signpost- could use some text that details what the environment is 3. stockboy/cashier- common items repurposed in the late-game to pay upkeep fees, plus gold major features that are missing or *feel* missing; mob variety ranged physical damage(bows) dungeon variety- currently only one dungeon and one forest things i DON'T want to see added/changed; farms or animals- Fell and Sell, NOT farm and sell shop building- the shop models are excellent as they are, i'd be disappointed if too much creativity were added, that's not the object of the game I'm excited to see what becomes of this game, it has a lot of replay value as it stands, but i'm excited for those replays to be longer with more variety.

I Love this game, my only complaint is there isnt more already.

This game has a great potential to become Best shop sim ever. Is very promising, but it is needed to still develop. It is needed to make more content. 1. Need to make more shop variations, for 20k, 30k, 40k etc. till the 1 milion. 2. Co-op will work only when the game will be bigger itself. 3. If making more content will be expensive, consider making a DLC but ONLY when there will be more content. 4. The dungeons should be bigger, like lvls 20, 25, 30, etc. till 100. 5. The forest area needs to be larger. 6. Make some new areas, like mines, mountains, abadoned village etc. 7. Should be more craftable items to make, maybe food, clothes. 8. It is needed to make bigger area outside the shop that will be possible to decorate. 9. Maybe make a garden to grow crops, mushrooms etc?

прикольная игра

I started with the demo and enjoyed it enough to jump into the full game, eventually reaching 100% completion. Overall, I had a really enjoyable time with this one. It’s a fun combination of dungeon crawling, looting, and shop building that makes for a surprisingly satisfying gameplay loop. The dungeon crawling and looting were probably my favorite parts. Exploring, collecting equipment, and bringing your finds back to build up your shop gives the game a nice sense of progression. The shop-building aspect adds another layer to the experience without completely taking away from the dungeon-crawling focus. That said, the combat balance does fall off pretty hard once you acquire the Blood Staff and have enough mana and magic regeneration. Due to the AOE of magic there's no more challenge since you can just lob a few spells down the lane and keep doing so until everything in the room across from you dies. It was fun to feel powerful, but I think the late-game combat could use some balancing to keep things interesting. The pricing system was another mechanic that became a little repetitive. For the most part, I found myself increasing the price as high as possible and then gradually lowering it until the item finally sold. It worked, but eventually became more of a routine than an engaging shop-management mechanic. That said, I think some repetition was to be expected with this type of system. There were also a few bugs during my playthrough. The most notable one happened when I switched to a different shop structure and one of my chests containing equipment disappeared. Thankfully, this happened toward the end of the game when I essentially no longer needed the equipment, so it didn't have a major impact on my playthrough. Despite those flaws, I had a great time with the game. I'd definitely play it again if the game gets expanded with more content, deeper shop mechanics, additional dungeon variety, or more challenging late-game combat.

Deeper than I expected. Seems to be a good game to do dungeon diving and then sell your loot at your own shops. Pretty good entertainment for the price.