Loot & Ledger

Good concept, but lack luster execution. The game is extremely shallow in terms of content, and the quests are just used to waste your time.

I was quite buzzed up with this release and bought it straight away. You run a medieval fantasy store. Your day 1 is selling basic provisions to local patrons randomly entering your store. As with most simulation games, you unlock additional products, expansions and skills, together with store employees who assist you in varying ways. Through progression you contract various adventurers and scavengers, who bring you a variety of objects and you clean them, polish, enhance or enchant them, again through various unlocks. The cleaning task does quickly become laborious due to the slow meticulous nature it employs. Unlike others, I don't find the other tasks quite as mundane. Shop simulators also employ tasks of varying similarity and I buy and there by play them, in full anticipation of these varying tasks been there. It strikes me as a little crass therefore that others are critical of them. Still we're all different and everyone is entitled to their views with equal respect. The flow of the game is a little quick, I'd prefer a little more grind between unlocks. It feels more early access than full release, for instance the resolution could be more polished and customer interact…

Loot & Ledger is a fantasy business management simulator developed and published by Eddy that places players in a role rarely explored in role-playing worlds: the merchant who profits from the exploits of adventurers. Instead of venturing into dungeons personally, players build a thriving medieval store, stock shelves with valuable merchandise, and establish a profitable relationship with the heroes who explore dangerous lands in search of treasure. The premise is simple but effective, transforming familiar fantasy elements into the foundation of an engaging economic simulation. At its core, the game revolves around managing a growing shop that serves a wide range of customers. Players begin with a modest operation and gradually expand their inventory by purchasing goods, organizing displays, and setting prices that maximize profit while keeping customers satisfied. The selection of products ranges from everyday necessities to weapons, armor, and rare treasures recovered from distant expeditions. This variety helps create a satisfying sense of progression as the store evolves from a small marketplace into a bustling commercial center filled with increasingly valuable items. One o…

It's a fun game for inbetween. I had fun decorating the Store and organizing everything. It's nothing grand but at least for me fun.

I like the game. It's a relaxing shop sim. I would like the devs to add in more options for keybindings such for rotating objects and scrolling (mouse wheels do stop working - like mine lol) Other than that, it's just a simple cozy game that I hope they add lots to. It has good potential.

Its an easy play I enjoyed it however i did complete in a 10 hours probably needs more content