Christmas is almost here and Recettear is now on sale! If you don't have the game, buy it while it's still on sale! Also, I can't wait till Christmas! ><

I personally think that this game is worth buying, and has great replay value. But that's just my opinion, and that would make it biased. For an unbiased review check these out:
http://pc.ign.com/objects/081/081670.html
IGN gave it a 7.5 which is "good", especially since a lot of people at IGN are Otakuphobic.

http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/recettear-an-item-shops-tale
It got a metacritic score of 84 which is pretty impressive. Call of Duty: Black Ops only got a 77.

http://www.gamespot.com/pc/puzzle/recettear/review.html?om_act=convert&om_clk=gsbottomnav&tag=quicklinks%3Breviews
That one got an 85.

http://www.pcgamer.com/2010/10/18/recettear-review/
PC gamer gave it a good 76.

Yesterday, Steam made a Treasure Hunt which could earn you 3 TF2 hats, 100 games of your choosing, or 5 games if you do certain amount of objectives (games are only for lucky winners). There are a total of 28 objectives, 4 for each day or two so if you complete 10 of these objectives by the end of the promotion, and log into Steam on the 20th, you'll enter for a chance to win 100 games of your choosing, complete 4 objectives to be entered for a chance to win 5 games from your wishlist, or complete the number of objectives needed to earn 3 TF2 hats! Here is a list:
5 Objectives = Bounty Hat
15 Objectives = Treasure Hat
28 Objectives = Hat of Undeniable Wealth And Respect for 28 objectives. :D
So go and try to get all those objectives done! :3
NOTE: You can only participate if you have 10 or more games on your wishlist.
Happy Treasure Hunting! ^^

The Headline says it all. :)

After the collapse of the Great Soviet Union :'(, I found myself struggling to make a living because of the economy collapse. Soon after that Russia became capitalist, but this isn't a good thing for most of the population, it was the start to pain and misery that followed.

Capitalism is an economic system in which the means of production are all privately owned and operated for private profit. This means that the owner can change the supplies, demand, distrubution and wadges rather then central planning by the government.

In Capitalism when you fall down you don't get back up.

There wasn't really a working age established so 5 and 10 year olds would be working in terrible conditions often abused.

I found myself losing money fast so I had to come up with a plan and quick! During this time the economy was REALLY bad so I exploited this fact: We opened a small business in Uptown. I was doing well in all, but it's hard to afford the wadges to employ people so we just paid them below minimum wadge. During a recession people will take really crappy jobs for really bad wadges. After about a year or so another store was opened in downtown which increased business as it was in a good location, but by this time the economy had gotten *a little* better and other businesses were taking away the compitition, so that branch had to be sold only after 2 and a half months of operation. Eventually the main business was sold as a good price was offered.

In capitalism you will only become rich if you are on top of a business chain. Some people were working 50% below minimum wadges lifting cargo all day while some people were living the big life making money from those workers....

Capitalism, Ho?