Ritualis: Summoner Simulator

This game has replay value for those seeking the endings that are possible. For fans of Potion Craft you can see a similarity in the haggle system to make a tidy profit from the townsfolk. You can choose to help or hinder but take care to keep the town happy . Uncover mysteries as some stories seem to cross between one another. You can meet some familiar faces as well as they may enter your shop. Grow your ingredients in your spare time. So far I have enjoyed uncovering many things and haven't gotten all the endings .

Not a bad little game, but some of it is confusing. The reputation is not explained very well and no matter what I did, it went lower and lower till they kicked me out. If you don't haggle with the customers, you barely make enough money to pay the taxes. The game needs some work, but not a bad start. Let's hope the Devs update it with some fixes.

Enjoyable game. Interesting summoner gameplay. And good humor with easter eggs.)))) If like the alchemy game, you'll enjoy it.

A surprisingly charming little indie game with a unique summoning mechanic and a great sense of humor. Managing your shop, drawing rituals, and dealing with bizarre customers is oddly addictive. The hand-drawn art style and weird atmosphere make the world feel memorable. Definitely worth trying if you enjoy cozy management sims with a touch of chaos and dark comedy.

Ritualis: Summoner Simulator is a delightfully quirky shop management game where fulfilling bizarre summoning requests never gets boring. The writing is genuinely funny, and the multiple endings give it decent replayability. It can feel a bit repetitive after a while, but for its low price, it's a solid and charming choice for fans of lighthearted simulators.

Like Potioncraft, only worse. Somehow more boring. I couldn’t care less about the endings.