Allright. Let’s buy ingredients, learn recipes and cook things, so we can make some quick bux and invest in a blender and a frying pan.
We can also buy equipment to fight some RPG battles to get more ingredients. We also need to eat things to level up because fighting enemies only gives you drops.
Allright guys. Shortly after beginning the game you will have access to a forest where you’ll find melons lying around.
Melon + Blender = Melon juice, this thing sells for 300G. Guys, 300G. Can you believe it. Wow.
You can also have your party members drink liters of this to get to high levels.
My fingers burn after playing phone games for too long (sensitive skin?), and I can’t go back to this even after putting it down for ten days now.
It was still a fairly lovely 5 hours for 3 bucks. I couldn’t figure out whether you could take all the time in the world or not, so I just min/maxed everything and crushed the two early food contests in the game. I think the charm might have worn off fast and it was a good time to stop anyway.
Sometimes I feel the app store is filled with generic RPGs with one unique selling proposition, and this one was the cool one.
this reminds me of something completelyobscure that would have stayed in japan on the snes, only to be translated a decade later by agtp or something. its good to know someone is doing the lords work
how do i acquire this
It’s been on Steam for like 5 years at this point. I think I got it in a Humble Bundle at some point, so it might be in the Humble Store. I just looked and it’s like $3 in the Android store. No idea about OSX or iOS or if the developers have become truly desperate and released it on Windows Phone.
i just started playing the 3ds version of this today, and it’s really fun!
it’s the nearest game that i know of so far to being a portable recettear (though recettear is an action rpg and this isn’t. but seriously some publisher really needs to give easygamestation a bunch of money to port that game to vita already). a much better substitute than the harvest moon spin-off hometown story, also on 3ds. (which is kind of okay, but it’s more about building relationships with townsfolk than running a shop)
i want to play more of it, but my 3ds is charging. boo hoo.
I started piping up here because the tweeter doesn’t sustain the length or depth of discussion this IC heritage has always created, even among professional. The world can be pretty empty if your demands are high enough!