Magical Stock Princess

This is a pretty cool casual game that has some nice replayability. Don't pass it up!

Hello Friends, Today I will review the game Magical Stock Princess. This is a game where a princess goes around collecting food for her kingdom. This is not a heavy story game, or very complex. Players walk on tiles to show food, then exit the level. There is no fighting in it technically, the players must avoid getting hit by the monsters running around the levels. There are ways to get rid of the monsters on a level with a bomb and a super bomb. The game is not complex and is very short, but can be fun for young people and people who want a casual game to play. This game was made in RPG maker. Also, apparently, this developer really likes the game FATAL LABYRINTH, which I will say is also a good grid based rpg game. I played it a long time ago myself. If you want to see more about FATAL LABYRINTH, please look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatal_Labyrinth Anyways, here is my pros and cons of the game: PROS: - A very short simple rpg maker game that is very easy to play. - Players do not fight in the game. Players must reveal a picture under tiles that shows food. - Each level has a time limit. The faster the time limit is finished, the better the awards. - Between levels, there are puzzles and mini games to play to find the save spot and collect money and food. Money is called Vittles in this game. - Everything is based on collecting food. CONS: - Not everyone will like it was made as a rpg maker game. - Old retro graphics. Do I recommend this game? Yea, it is not bad for what it is. It is a short casual game that can be played in a couple hours, or even less depending on how fast players can play it. It is a perfect game for young children or people that want to try a super casual game. It actually reminds me of those classic arcade games where you walked into the mall arcade and found a game cabinent in there. The game revolves around food. Everything in the game is food, including the money in the game to buy stuff. Also, the developer loves Fatal Labyrinth game from sega mega drive, which is a decent game in itself. It apparently was probably the developers influence for this simple puzzle game. Also, im the third person who reviewed this game honestly.