If you liked Tavern Master from the same developer, you'd like this game. The feel of the game is very similar, but they have different game mechanics of course.

The game is addictive especially in the beginning. There are lots of things to do - which would be the fast growing phase of your business. Then later, you do more observation, trying to find bottlenecks of your supply chain and address that part. Overall, I'd recommend this game.

There are lot of things to improve, there are small, quality of life kind of improvements. I'll just list here in case devs want some feedback:
- I'd like to be able to assign specific items for blacksmiths to craft. You can only specify things like "metal items first", or "most complex first". However, more fine tuning would be nice, especially to achieve time-limited orders.
- Leveling up all blacksmiths is sometimes too grind-y when you have many blacksmiths. They can auto-level up, but then, the game might allocate unnecessary skills to blacksmiths (design skills to crafters, or vise versa).
- I couldn't find an overview of how many resources I have for each ingredient. I.e: you have iron ingots laying around many places, but you need to check them individually. Before agreeing an order, I'd like to see if I have enough resources.
- Assistants can only carry a specific item (one type of ingot, or one type of resource from warehouse). Not sure if that makes sense. Maybe they can be grouped like iron related stuff (iron/steel ingot etc).
- Staff management window is not easy to use when your business grows and you have many assistants, blacksmiths etc. Very big frame for a single worker. I'd like to be able to group my blacksmiths so I assign group tasks, rather than changing their priority individually.
- There can be orders from kings or high level lords, a similar mechanic they had in Tavern Master. They kind of have a time-limit order that pays more but as I said it before, it is hard to do that when you cannot ask all your blacksmiths to work on that order.

I 100% the game and since there's no real endgame, I consider this a full playthrough.
The last 7 out of 21 hours, i spend grinding blueprints and knowledge points, while making millions of coin a day with the tech tree fully unlocked.

As of now, I don't see the game having any replayability.

It lacks
content (fleshed out Contract, Trade, Mine/Forest systems),
polish (lackluster Merchant and costumer system, no ability to setting supply chains,) and
Quality of life features (auto restock of ores, assigning workers to workstations, Skilling templates etc).

Also when it comes to resource management and automation/ optimization, the game is most basic and fades to basically any game in the competition.

Pretty satisfying shop tycoon game with a great blacksmithing theme. I love specifically that you don't have to make weapons, you can also make kitchenware and tools. They've already improved the game with the skill tree rework, so I'm excited to see how else they'll improve it,

I like turtles.

Ótimo jogo para passar o tempo, simples de jogar e satisfatório nas recompensas!

I really enjoy this game. If you enjoy micromanaging, it is fun! It has beautiful graphics to boot. The only negative that I can come up with is, you can't assign specific workstations for specific production, so trying to streamline production efficiently to where your workers walk less between stations (or floors) isn't available. I think that would make it easier for production.

Crash about every 15 minutes.

Great game, would recommend 100%

Fun way to kill some time. start the day, go clean or fold laundry, come back, do some maintenance , rinse and repeat.

Same folks who made Tavern Master.

If you like a simple design concept of idle/automation, its a chill and fun game.