Miracle Merchant reviews

I wish I could like this game, because it’s truly beautiful and very cool! But there’s nothing to do in it. It doesn’t really have any progression, and the gameplay is very simple and repetitive.

There would have to be more Customers! However, the Game would be Perfecting if Customers told Stories of their Travels or offered Dialogues to allow for a Relationship between the Customers and the Player.

The idea and design is very good, I love how it is drawn, but after a while it becomes very boring. It Takes the premise to be a kind of Solitaire, but it is so simple that even the traditional solitaire is more entertaining.

The game’s concept is very good, it’s fun and the design is amazing, but there’s no progress. You complete daily tasks but you do not get any award for doing so. You also get money every game, but you can’t use it. I do still reconend playing, it’s super fun.

The new black cards system (3->2->1) makes the game easier to finish and maybe get the black distillate through the end of each card set. It seems harder to achieve high scores, tho. I feel a... mmm... loss of "magic". Now it's become a bit dull to me. Still a good game but I'll stop playing it. Hope that changes are good for most players: in my opinion it's been a 5 to 4 stars drop. Good luck to dev: please keep releasing good stuff! :)

Actually, it's 5 Stars; Simple Mechanics, which, however, allows some card Tapping, lovingly almost implemented Addictive Potential. But quite honestly (and this seems — unfortunately — in the Tradition of the Developer, see Card Thief): The Tutorial is absolute Murks! Way too scarce and opaque, I had to gas the Majority of the Game Mechanics. That's a shame, because — you read it in other Reviews — that scares, I'm afraid, many off. That is why only 4/5

I bought the game after it was proposed by the same AppStore. The graphics are simple and original, but repetitive, as repetitive is the dynamics of the game, which basically proposes the repetition to the bitter hand of the same game. More than a game, I would call it a mini game, like those that are integrated into games with a narrative and playful development more expanded. In Short, the third discharge is assaulted by a wave of boredom and impatience. Definitely money badly spent.