Black Smith4

✅The Good: + The Art is average to goodish + The women look goodish | 7/10 ❌The Bad: - Only 2 women to romance - Sex scenes are average | 6/10 - Game is grindy - It does not have gallery - Game is extremely overpriced - Does not support full hd resolution (1080p) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3100586154 Score💙: 5/10 Grindy game with goodish art, average sex scenes, only two women to romance. Game is extremely overpriced. [url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44770804/] [h1] Click here and Follow my Curator page ​Art💙Lover​ [/h1] [/url]

"Black Smith4" is a mix of clicker, vn and rpg game. You play as a blacksmith, making and selling items. Meanwhile, you earn money to pay for rent, food and girls! Your experience depends on your performance in your work and with the ladies! It has 2 different routes to take and you can also play endlessly, if you wish. The rpg elements are your character development, your exp and new actions that become available based on your performance. It's also a vn on dialogues and in the adult scenes. Above all, it's a clicker, as most of your time will be spent crafting items and gaining money for afternoon activities and survival. The adult content is fine and with many positions and options. The dialogues are fun to read and don't have mistakes. As far as the rpg elements go, it requires attention, same with the clicker part as the rhythm to hit isn't always the same and you shouldn't be missing much if you want to earn a lot and progress. I would advise reading the help and tips section when it pops up. A well designed game with enough cool scenes! There is variety in both the positions content and speed/techniques. The art differs a lot depending on if you are at your house, outside…

Well, the trailer videos and what not aren't deceptive at least. But this game doesn't feel like it's worth $20, or even $9, frankly. It's more like one of those $6 indie games were it not for the specific kind of content it features. That content's scenes aren't bad, especially after you figure out how to [i]lengthen[/i] them. But there's a similar game here on Steam called Doomsday Robot Girl, with more of a point to its plot. I guess this game nails the rhythm game feel and lets you be a blacksmith, so there's that. It is true that my playtime is a tad short, and considering the quality of the H scenes the $12 sale isn't too big a scam. But I dunno, it doesn't seem great enough for its price point compared to Doomsday Robot Girl. Play that instead

Very buggy and boring with no actual real gameplay. its worse than a clicker game.

it's a mix of a clicker, a visual novel, and a H-simulator. what strkes me almost instantly into that game it's the relaxing atmosphere. the guy does his job slowly, but well. then he sleeps, sometimes he goes fishing, sometimes he roams the town. when you wake up you see a nice blue sky. the clicker part is how you earn money. the visual novel is the global story. And the H-simulator is when you go meet the girls. i've met only one girl so far, but the H-sim is very erotic, very smooth. You can discuss with the girl before f..g. it features a x-ray (a very erotic one), different positions, and creampie. idk if there's a pregnancy system, but i'm pretty sure there's one, as the girl cycles are shown into the options honestly it's one of the best H-sim i've made (and i've made quite a bunch of them). relaxing, fun, smooth, simple yet rich, i recommend that gem even at full price

Black Smith4 is another entry in XXIV’s ongoing series of minimalist crafting and resource-management games, and it reflects a steady refinement of the studio’s design philosophy—compact mechanics, escalating challenges, and a focus on satisfying production loops rather than sprawling campaign structures. The premise remains rooted in the classic blacksmithing fantasy: you run a forge, gather materials, process them into useful tools or weapons, fulfill customer requests, and gradually turn a humble workshop into a thriving business. Instead of trying to reinvent the formula through complicated systems, the game embraces clarity and efficiency, giving players a well-defined professional rhythm to master. It’s the kind of experience that becomes absorbing not because it overwhelms the senses, but because each action feeds neatly into the next. The gameplay centers around collecting resources, refining them, and forging items to order. Ore must be acquired through mining, trading, or exploration depending on the scenario, then smelted, hammered, and assembled into final products. Each step requires attention to timing and precision—getting the temperature right, shaping materials ef…