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Something that Tiny Shop gets so right for me is its approach to monetization. They will act as your mouthpiece for the story events since you are an unseen entrepreneurial overlord, and you can even change their looks with different bodies, hats, and glasses. They will man the counter for sales and make countless runs to the storage room to replenish your stand stock when it runs out and will continue to do so when you put your phone down so you still make a profit. If you leave them to it, Jelly will single-handedly take charge of every piece of running your store, sans the crafting part. Much like actual retail, your shop’s success is carried by your workers, or in the case of Tiny Shop, your sentient Jellyfish friend. They are by no means game-breaking rewards, but definitely not accessible for people who have multiple jobs or kids. You will frequently see jobs like 'craft 50 armour items' or 'sell 100 potions', which if you don’t have much time to game you will never complete them.

The problem is, though, the goals are quite lofty. Each of these facilities will have three jobs you can complete daily for resources, gems, gold and so on, which give you a nice boost. Unfortunately, the city system does have one criticism for me the daily tasks. You will also get upgrades such as faster crafting and more crafting slots so you can bring in more money. Most of these places will allow you to research new recipes for your store, and, by investing gold and items, you will level them up to unlock more potential items. Of course, if you want more money, you need to craft better stock, and that's where your city's other residents come into play.Īs you go through the game, more and more facilities will join your city, and these are integral to growing your own shop. By the end of it, you will come out feeling like a real business owner. You will need to plan what you want to craft against the price of materials to manage your potential income, and it is always a fun little mathematical challenge to try and maximize profit against expenses. You can grow crops in your garden for resources to mainly create potions, and you can send adventurers out on quests who will bring some back for you, but the main way to acquire them is by exchanging cold hard cash. As you would expect, you will require materials to do this and there are few ways to go about getting these. Perhaps the biggest part of running your business is crafting - you need stock to sell after all.

It’s definitely fun to be able to design your store to be exactly the kind you want to run. So, if you chose to, you could make themed stores like a Blacksmith or an Apothecary. You can decorate it with items that provide you with passive boosts, expand your land for more space, and add more stands to showcase more items.īy upgrading the stands you can specialise them in one of the three groups of items you can sell.

That’s because it is your job to make money, and immediately throw that cash back at your store. However, Tiny Shop has done a good job showing that you can have just as much fun in this entrepreneurial role.Īs you begin your journey, you will quickly notice your shop is more of a shed - quite small and not a lot to it. There are plans to add even more species to that list, such as the following: hobgoblin, kenku, lizardfolk, tabaxi, tortle, owlin, leonin, warforged, loxodon, simic hybrid, ardling, dragon-touched, drakovian, balverine, viera, hrothgar, lalafell, au ra, miqo'te, ascian, leszi, askios, tensen, gnoll, fetching, automaton, azarketi, and vishkanya.In fantasy worlds, picking up a sword and slaying monsters and the occasional god sounds leagues more interesting than running that shop the heroes stopped by one time. However, Fantastical Multiverse is still a work-in-progress.

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