A rather simple, yet enjoyable, little game about a young girl forced into the Item Shop business by her missing fathers rather ludicrous amount of debt. Over the span of 5 weeks she must make ever increasing weekly payments to pay off this debt by stocking her item shop and hoping to make enough money through the sales.
While the base of this game is the management of the item shop in an attempt to make money, how you get stock is left up to the player. While they originally allow you to buy stock from the Merchant Guild, this will quickly fall away and you'll begin to dungeon delve with one of the various adventurers (starting with Louie the Swordsman) in an attempt to get large amounts of high priced items to sell.
This game is a balancing act, attempting to balance the amount of cash your selling things for in an attempt to pay your debt while also not overcharging for items and losing customers. On top of that equipment sold to your adventuring friends makes their gear within the dungeon better, so do you sell Louie that sword for 130% or do you charge him a mere 110% to ensure he buys it and gets a better weapon next time you enter the dungeon.
While not by any means a HARD game, its still fun and a good use of your time.

A rather simple, yet enjoyable, little game about a young girl forced into the Item Shop business by her missing fathers rather ludicrous amount of debt. Over the span of 5 weeks she must make ever increasing weekly payments to pay off this debt by stocking her item shop and hoping to make enough money through the sales. While the base of this game is the management of the item shop in an attempt to make money, how you get stock is left up to the player. While they originally allow you to buy stock from the Merchant Guild, this will quickly fall away and you'll begin to dungeon delve with one of the various adventurers (starting with Louie the Swordsman) in an attempt to get large amounts of high priced items to sell. This game is a balancing act, attempting to balance the amount of cash your selling things for in an attempt to pay your debt while also not overcharging for items and losing customers. On top of that equipment sold to your adventuring friends makes their gear within the dungeon better, so do you sell Louie that sword for 130% or do you charge him a mere 110% to ensure he buys it and gets a better weapon next time you enter the dungeon. While not by any means a HARD game, its still fun and a good use of your time.