The first 10–12 hours are genuinely fun, especially when figuring out pricing, upgrading your shop, and tackling dungeon. But once i got past the third dungeon, the grind set in hard. Progress became more about farming gold than skill, and the gameplay loop kinda started to feel stale. But that said, the game was pretty engaging ( a bit boring yes but engaging enough for me to 100% it)

• Addictive early-game loop
  
• Gorgeous pixel art and relaxing soundtrack (honestly the soundtrack is really nice)
  
• Fun mix of shop sim and action RPG
  
• Plenty of gear to collect and have fun with ( i like games where i can collect items hehe)

• Gets very grindy
  
• Combat was quite clunky.. so were the keyboard binds (they annoyed me a bit ngl :( )
  
• Micromanaging inventory/shop gets tedious
  
• Story is paper-thin
  
• Wanderer DLC is literally just an extra dungeon lol

There’s still a lot of charm here tho <3 Since the devs of the game are actually active ones, here are a few suggestions from my side

• Please reduce late game grind... Like maybe there can be a dispatch system or something similar.
  
• An auto-sorting inventory? maybe just an option to enable/ disable it?
  
• Co-op mode... i'd love one in this game
  
• Just wandering around gets a bit boring.. maybe some flash events that appear randomly?
  
• Adding a bit of lore/ plot? maybe few extra npcs which tell random bits abt the story?

Although the core gameplay is decent, it is stretched a bit much for my taste. The base mechanics work well enough, the fighting provides a good balance to the shopkeeping and vice versa. The art style is good too and the level of polish feels decent.
However, after playing for a few hours I have to ask myself: why am I playing this? It feels more like a distraction than an engaging and fun game. It doesn’t give me much. It’s mechanically solid, the art and background elements have a certain charme, yet they still feel kind of soulless, as in lacking meaning. Still 3/5 for execution, but generally not recommended, unless you're particularly fond of rogue-likes.

it's ass