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Bought this one on Steam. It's an RPG where you play the role of an item shop proprietor. It's not a gimmicky game, it looks at first glance, as right now I have to do several things at once (running the shop, stocking up on rare items on the market to meet the demands of your customers, sending adventurers to plunder dungeons, crafting new stock from otherwise unusable items and I'm just level 5!).
It's Japanese, so you shouldn't play it if you're allergic to anime.
However, what it sorely lacks is an autosave feature. (Most JRPGs also lack it, but I've been playing them on emulators, saving early, saving often) I've just spent 2 hours playing it, earning enough to repay my second loan instalment, and sent my second adventurer into the dungeon. Turns out, playing as a thief is harder than playing as a warrior (the latter has reach, and the former flexibility), so I lost. If you lose, you can only bring back 1 item, and I took two items with me to outfit the adventurer, both ****ing expensive.
Ragequit. No autosave, will have to do this all again.
It's Japanese, so you shouldn't play it if you're allergic to anime.
However, what it sorely lacks is an autosave feature. (Most JRPGs also lack it, but I've been playing them on emulators, saving early, saving often) I've just spent 2 hours playing it, earning enough to repay my second loan instalment, and sent my second adventurer into the dungeon. Turns out, playing as a thief is harder than playing as a warrior (the latter has reach, and the former flexibility), so I lost. If you lose, you can only bring back 1 item, and I took two items with me to outfit the adventurer, both ****ing expensive.
Ragequit. No autosave, will have to do this all again.
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