Caravan

It is like Merchants of Kaidan, just better. It is a caravan trading choose your adventure RPG:D. Funny enough, it starts similarly, as you sell your family's ring for initial capital. My only problem is that the game is so slow and doesn't have the means to make it faster. The traveling is slow, the minigame is slow. I simply watched a movie during the games, just to feel I spent my time adequately.

my fav game

A fun trading adventure with a charming story, but held back by repetition and frustrating RNG. I genuinely enjoyed my time with Caravan. The story is engaging: you begin as the heir to a kingdom, only to lose everything and be forced to rebuild your fortune through trade across an Oriental-inspired fantasy world. It's a refreshing premise that kept me interested throughout the game. The gameplay mixes trading, haggling, and dice-based combat that feels reminiscent of tabletop games. Trading between towns, cities, and capitals is satisfying, as different goods sell for different prices depending on the region. Haggling can further increase your profits, making commerce the heart of the experience. There are several character classes, such as Traders, Merchants, Rogues, Mercenaries, Sages, and Scouts. Traders and Merchants excel at haggling, while Rogues and Mercenaries specialize in combat. However, I never felt there was enough distinction between Rogue and Mercenary, or Trader and Merchant, to justify them being separate classes. Sages act as healers for your hired companions, while Scouts help with exploration. Your caravan itself is another enjoyable mechanic. You can use m…

[b]Really bad even for a trading game[/b] I played Caravan for an hour and i was impressed by just how badly designed it is. Some highlights: - Locations are static images with microscopic buttons to interact with things. - Merchants ask you ever single time if you want to see their goods instead of just showing them. - You can only fully replenish your water instead of partially. - Locations are obscured on the map by the travel button. - Combat/haggling consists of putting dice on the right icon with almost zero input, and then you die anyway for some insane reason. - If you run out of water everyone dies within an hour or two, even at night. There are some very minor story elements but other than that there's nothing here.

This is more a mixed review, yet a thumb down would be undeserved to be honest. Interesting concept and even funny to play to some extent. The problem, at least for me, is that it got so slow and grindy I could barely bother at the quest line. To gear up fpr the quests you need to go back and forth farming crew and stuff. By doing so you get stuck in an infinite loop of repeated tasks because you lost things along the way or got damaged in the process...

so bad and stuped system game ... make trade and do many trade after all this got Storm and lose all thing WTF stuped game hahaha , better do Delete game + remove from account .