生存幾何-The Last Shop

The Last Shop - Craft & Trade is a store management game where players manage a town shop, selling weapons, armors, and supplies to adventurers in a survivalist town across an apocalyptic setting. 🟩Pros +Borderline addictive merchant simulation +Bonus gameplay elements like town building and hero management 🟥Cons -Gets grindy -Selling and restocking are done manually Have you ever wondered how it is like on the other side? On the side of the merchant selling goods to heroes and adventurers?

Everyone has their communities, wandering on their own and looking for resources. The main question is..." What do you do?" You open a store to help during these harsh times in the Zombie Apocolapys. Hopefully, you can survive this ordeal and run your new store. Only time can tell... Summary: In order to stop raging zombies, humans dropped a nuclear bomb on that day. We call it "Redemption Day." But the zombies have not been completely wiped out...

A game that is easy enough to understand and you can get back to it after you finish some work. The tutorial is great and you will get the most part of it in one go. 📌 The graphics are okay, you can play this on a potato phone. The audio is quite okay not too shabby. UI placement is not that mediocre like some portrait-style games. If you like this kind of genre, you should try it!

This game is great. I learned some things about doing business. Designing my own shop with the furniture I like is what I want the most. What's fun is during the tutorial, the furniture you will need to pick is free. Selling/Trading some items is really engaging, and as time goes by, the number of items I can sell/trade increases. This game has a lot more to offer. I think I will play it more often for a while.

It's a city-building simulation game that allows players to create and manage a shop by producing and selling various products. The game offers a detailed crafting system where players can collect resources, create different items, and trade them with the customers to earn money. I appreciate the social aspect of the game and the competitive environment.