
A gothic roguelike shopkeeping game where you sell antiques, read the tarot, and manage your inventory to survive crushing rent increases. Match strange customers with the relics they crave, unlock powerful cards, and gamble your way out of debt, one deal at a time.
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About
Welcome to Fortune Seller, a darkly weird roguelike about running an antique shop in a world where every deal could be your last and your days are numbered.
You’ve inherited a dusty little storefront and a mountain of debt. The landlord? Unforgiving. The rent? Rising every single week. Your only hope? Sell the right treasures to the right customers, and let the cards decide the rest.
Hands-on Inventory Management
Arrange your antiques Tetris-style to make the most of your limited storage space. Every slot matters, the wrong layout could cost you your life.
Sell What They Crave
Read your customers, match their tastes, and score huge payouts. The better the match, the bigger your profit.
Tarot-Based Upgrades
Draw cards between days to gain powerful new abilities. Choose wisely, the deck can bless or betray you.
Spiral into debt
Weekly rent hikes keep the pressure high. Miss a payment, and your shops days are numbered.
Roguelike Replayability
Unlock new tarot cards, unique powers, and eccentric playable characters to change your approach with every run.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $6.99 | 98reviews | 86% | — | $18.9K |
| $6.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
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Reviews
Challenging and satisfying with a cool gothic/eldritch horror vibe. It seemed simple at first, but as I unlocked more, it became more complex. I love the artwork, and find myself wishing for flavor text for all the interesting inventory items. If you're feeling stuck, [spoiler] check out the achievements. They all unlock new cards/spells/signature items, and some are easy to get early on. And don't neglect casting spells on your items. There are 2 types of enchantments and an item can have one of each. It makes a big difference! [/spoiler]
Fun inventory management style game that definitely ramps up in complexity as you unlock more cards + items. You're encouraged to completely fill your board each time for maximum modifier, with Tarot cards and item modifiers adding to your score. You can see a Balatro style influence with Tarot cards behaving like jokers and spell cards acting like other consumables. Devs have stated Dredge is an influence too and it shows with the art style and inventory management. Definitely worth a pick up if you like the number go up style of games.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Portuguese - Brazil, Traditional Chinese
Hours played at review time, across 56 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Extremely fun, it blew my mind this game had under 100 reviews. It’s such a gem for such an affordable cost. Genuinely so fun, the mechanics are clever, art style is charming and the replayability is phenomenal. I’m planning to 100% this — and then claim a spot on the leaderboard.
Fun inventory management game with Balatro-like elements. Easy to understand, harder to master.
[h2] A fun game that doesn't run well on my potato laptop [/h2] This game is fun, but it kinda sucks that I have to fine tune settings until the game is at it's smallest and no particles show up. This is probably the only game I own that, as of now, doesn't run well on my computer. I've tested on both Windows and Linux through proton with the same results. I would highly recommend it for people with better computers, or for when more optimizations are made so you can actually enjoy the look of the game at all.
Another inventory puzzle, balatro-luckbealandlord inspired game. Frankly, nothing about this game is bad, but there isn't much to it either, i don't have any good to speak of. The items only have value, little to nothing as far as interesting effects and "deckbuilding" go, the game is on the easy side and there isn't a lot of replayability, the hardest challenge is the first run. Only get it if you're really craving desperately from something new in this vein. I wish there were at least extra difficulties, not just an endless mode which while appreciated, it doesn't really replace a proper challenge. I'm tempted to thumb it down but my feelings are closer to mixed, and it's really not good or bad enough to warrant either rating. Since i'd rather support game developers trying to make it in a competitive and difficult industry, i'll make it a thumb up as the game did nothing particularly admonishable. While this is better presented than Inventorix artistically and it has less room for unbalanced strategies (for the wrong reasons, a lack of content and mechanics), you are probably better off getting Inventorix as it sets out to do the same thing and does it in a generally more interesting way. Both are relatively limited however, and don't hold a candle to the games they take after.
dredge X balatro is not a ship i was expecting
arf arf i like the aesthetic
Update: Developer decided to throw the game in a fanatical bundle shortly after its steam release for a friction of the price. A slap in the face for us supporters! Will avoid this one in the future here on steam and just wait for a cheap bundle. A shame. At first i was sceptical about this one but turned out it really is cool and unique and fun to play while offering enough content! The only thing i dont like is the theme breaking wording on the % thingy - i wish it was called something more fitting.
Probably the best indie so far this year. Best 6 bucks i spent on a game since so long time.. The game is very catchy and has the ability to make the time go fast: you start to play in the morning and then you stop at night when hungry and thirsty. It could use some more customers.. otherwise great mechanics !
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