Charm Commerce

Charm Commerce is one of those games that constantly screams “this has potential,” but almost never reaches it. The core idea is actually pretty fun: You run a brothel, hire girls/monster girls with different stats and requirements, manage rooms, morale, hygiene, salaries, customer satisfaction, etc. Customers also have preferences for races and stats, which sounds interesting on paper, but has issues on its own which make it a pointless system, I'll shortly go through that later. But overall, I weirdly enjoyed parts of it. The character art is amateurish, but it has charm. It’s simple and rough, yet still visually appealing in its own weird indie way. Sadly, the background art and menus are extremely bland by comparison and feel underdeveloped. The navigation could also be improved a lot by replacing the nested text boxes with an actual illustrated cute little map and clickable nodes! :) The biggest issue by far is the gameplay and UI design. The UI is a complete mess and the game explains almost nothing properly. I played for over 3 hours before discovering that workers can be assigned special roles like janitor, guard, manager, etc. The button for it looked like a rename bu…

okay..... boring

4/10 This game is not very good. It really lacks automatization at the beggining and more explanation how it works. After understanding everything it has fairly solid economy. It is buggy, menus are not intuitive sometimes hard to move between, Camera cant be controlled by mouse. Also one achievement is missable (Good / Bad ending) requiring to complete whole game twice unless having backup save. Achievement spoiler: [spoiler] You need to finish last level of shrine - 3200 gold, with good (or bad) reputation and go to work. [/spoiler]

You know maybe management sim games aren't for me because GOD IS THIS BORING. At its core, the management gameplay just isn’t engaging. Instead of feeling strategic or rewarding, it quickly turns into a repetitive, tedious loop where you’re constantly micromanaging the same things over and over. There’s no real sense of flow or smart automation—you’re stuck telling every worker what to do step by step, every single time. It feels less like running a business and more like babysitting a system that refuses to function on its own. And then there are the technical issues… glitches are everywhere. Not occasionally—constantly. Characters get stuck, pile up in the same spots, or just stop working entirely for no clear reason. I had multiple moments where things completely broke, like customers being unable to leave or systems locking up in a way that forced me to restart. It’s the kind of stuff that makes you question whether the game was ready to be released at all. The UI doesn’t help either—it’s honestly one of the worst parts. Menus are clunky, unintuitive, and just awkward to navigate. Something as simple as managing staff or checking on rooms becomes a hassle. Instead of giving you…

Still love this game but it's prbably the weakest of all of TFANCS's games. I can't really figure out the management stuff and characters kinda glitch around. Not a bad game and the animations and art are amazing as always, but I don't have a lot to say about this one. If you like TFANCS's other games (like me) then I would give it a play, if not just to support them.

I don’t like this game. Not even a little. It’s a wholesome business management sim… except the business is a brothel and your employees are adorable monster girls with animated “customer service” scenes. I only opened it out of scientific interest. I only hired a few. I only upgraded the rooms once.Now I check the profit numbers every morning like a real entrepreneur and I hate myself for it.