Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?! Reviews

I've seen more gameplay in a dog's ass

[b]🏆Overall rating: 7/10[/b] If you are looking for a relaxing game, this might be a good one. However, there are some points to note: - You will not get all the achievements if you do not buy the DLC - All the worlds are the same, only the images, equipment names and some numbers are different. That means you only need to play world one to know the whole game. - A lot of unnecessary repetitive operations. It should only be done in the early stages and automatically later. [b]Anyway, this is a pretty good game and the characters designed from potatoes are very cute.[/b]

Bought on sale - scratches the itch of casual, almost mobile-like game with good progression and interesting game loop. Upgrade your smiths, sell better weapons, move on to better stores, etc. Some of the dialogue is a bit cheesy, but you can skip it so no big deal. :)

The game is very repetitive, and lacks some basic QoL features. A weird take that I have with the save slots is that you don't choose your save slot in the beginning, instead you start a new game and you need to save, though there is no warning about losing save data. Then when you boot in, I had a previous save I forgot about, booted that one up and the game immediately autosaved over my newest save with this old save. The game itself is a very repetitive clicker. It feels really hard to progress with no knowledge and there doesn't feel like a direct 1 to 1 with the weapons stats that you make and the money they actually generate. I made a weapon specifically for a hero, but they only offered me 1k, vs a random ahh necromancer that offered 2.4k. Then gave me a B for the weapon. Unfun in my opinion, doesn't feel like you can progress well, money costs are too much to be casual. tl;dr: artificially slow farming sim.

This game is cute and is easy to pick up. I'm usually not the biggest fan of management games because the thrill fizzles out for me quickly as gameplay becomes repetitive, but the challenges were engaging enough to make this an enjoyable experience despite it not being the type of game I usually go for.