Shoppe Keep is a fun little game where instead of you being the adventurer, you are instead the vendor that sells them items. You are able to decide what you sell and their prices. There are 3 skill trees you can pick and choose from to evolve your shop. There is always the chances of thieves stealing your items to being raided by barbanians to keep you on your toes. I love the cartoony style of the game aswell, and the developers are always open to feedback.
But there are some problems however. NPCs track way too much dirt into the store, making me clean over and over, but I guess that gives me something to do while people are shopping. Scenarios take a bit of time [30 mins average for me], and you need those to unlock items for My Shoppe mode, which I don't really have a problem with other than the fact that some items almost never get sold, and some of those are items are items that NEED to be sold, drastically adding time it takes to complete the scenario. Even worse is the fact that Scenarios have no save button, meaning that if I have to go or something in the middle of a scenario I've spent a long time on, I'd have to restart the scenario if I close the game. I hope one gets implemented soon.
But that's where my complaints end. I've seen a few graphical glitches, such as NPCs going through stairs, but nothing gamebreaking. Overall, the game is very enjoyable and I would reccomend it. Plus it's only 5 dollars!

Shoppe Keep is a fun little game where instead of you being the adventurer, you are instead the vendor that sells them items. You are able to decide what you sell and their prices. There are 3 skill trees you can pick and choose from to evolve your shop. There is always the chances of thieves stealing your items to being raided by barbanians to keep you on your toes. I love the cartoony style of the game aswell, and the developers are always open to feedback. But there are some problems however. NPCs track way too much dirt into the store, making me clean over and over, but I guess that gives me something to do while people are shopping. Scenarios take a bit of time [30 mins average for me], and you need those to unlock items for My Shoppe mode, which I don't really have a problem with other than the fact that some items almost never get sold, and some of those are items are items that NEED to be sold, drastically adding time it takes to complete the scenario. Even worse is the fact that Scenarios have no save button, meaning that if I have to go or something in the middle of a scenario I've spent a long time on, I'd have to restart the scenario if I close the game. I hope one gets implemented soon. But that's where my complaints end. I've seen a few graphical glitches, such as NPCs going through stairs, but nothing gamebreaking. Overall, the game is very enjoyable and I would reccomend it. Plus it's only 5 dollars!