Pimiko Plus

Simple, fun, and addicting. Not much else needs to be said. Pimiko Plus is a fairly basic market simulation, with a pleasant art style--and its not hard to get into the rhythm of gameplay. That being said, it feels a little bit like a proof-of-concept, rather than a full-fledged game, although it is priced quite reasonably for what it is. While the game may not provide hours upon hours of entertainment, If you have $5 lying around, and some time to spare, I'd say it's worth checking out.

Just started and I love the style.

Pimiko Plus is a niche blend of trading simulation and light role-playing developed and published by Delmunsoft. Instead of emphasizing heroic quests or large-scale battles, the game revolves around the life of Ruho, an ambitious merchant trying to accumulate wealth while navigating the declining land of Tumydorado. Its biggest appeal lies in transforming ordinary commerce into an engaging strategic challenge, encouraging players to think like a traveling entrepreneur rather than a traditional adventurer. The result is a distinctive experience that caters to fans of slower-paced simulations where careful planning consistently outweighs quick reflexes. At its heart, the gameplay is built around buying goods in one settlement and transporting them to another where demand and prices are more favorable. The available merchandise spans a surprisingly broad selection, from everyday products to advanced technology and weapons, giving each trading run meaningful choices. Every journey consumes a limited number of turns, creating an ongoing balance between exploring new destinations, maximizing profits, and ensuring that no movement is wasted. Because market values fluctuate, players are r…

PC-98.

Surprisingly fun and re-playable despite the small scope. Great style, both visually and musically. Also, I find I'm strangely fond of the ability to rearrange the game's sub-windows so freely. "Why did conventional UI design stop trusting the user like this?" I wonder, while wistfully dragging around my character sheet.

Very fun little game. Sell drugs and guns with zero intervention from local authorities and buy all the flash grenades you can spam. Do be warned that the map you see on the promotional material is the [i] entire [/i] map and that the game isn't particularly deep. Absolutely worth the £1.69 I paid for it.