Dungeon Market Simulator

I've played the game for a little bit and this is what I have to say about it and I hope the Devs read the comments and take what we say into consideration because this game has potential. I would recommend this to friends and others but probably only after they fix a few things. First off, the starting point is simple. I love that it guides you to what task is next. I love the idea of the dungeon that you kill monsters and get chests. The tables are simple to display merchandise and you make money fairly quickly if you grind just a little in the dungeon. Now for the issues and I hope they are taken into account, because I love this game. Love the idea behind it and I feel it could become popular. 1. I wish there was more instruction. It tells you four things and the rest you have to figure out yourself. 2. There is nothing that indicates what exactly to do about the combos. It mentions it a little in the guide but I don't know what I am supposed to do with that information beyond just accepting their money. 3. What are the coins at the checkout for? You are able to hit the back with the red X on it and proceed to click on the coins but what does that do? You are unable to …

Dungeon Market Simulator is an inventive blend of management simulation and dungeon-building mechanics that puts players in the unusual role of a dwarf entrepreneur whose success depends on both commerce and cunning. Developed by DarkRook Interactive and published by DarkRook Interactive alongside PlayWay S.A., the game takes a familiar fantasy setting and approaches it from a refreshing angle. Rather than becoming the hero exploring dangerous caverns, players profit from those adventures by operating a thriving market fueled by treasures recovered from a deadly dungeon. The core gameplay revolves around maintaining two interconnected businesses. Beneath the surface lies a dungeon filled with traps and hazards designed to defeat reckless adventurers. Every successful encounter produces valuable loot, which is then transported to the market above. This creates a satisfying cycle of resource generation and commercial growth. The more effective the dungeon becomes, the more opportunities arise to expand inventory, improve merchandise, and attract customers willing to spend their gold on rare items. One of the game's strongest features is the way every system contributes to long-term…

Launching rockets in the Middle Ages?

feels very unpolished, likely unfinished. save your time and money.

Beta tester here, don't buy this.

Absolutely do not recommend this "game" good god theres so many terrible games out and this gets added to the top of the pile here. No tutorial at all, arrows point to things but there's zero effort made to actually show you what to do and how to do it. Ugh maybe 4-6 hours IF you can figure it out.