This game isn't quite there yet. I loved the demon, and was excited to play this, but the amount of crashes and glitches I've had have made it unplayable to me. Feels much more like an Early Access than a full launch. Hopefully in a few months the game will get to where it should be and the kinks will be worked out of it.

Forgive me Padre for I am about to Sin; Some of these furries have no business looking so thicc. Who would’ve expected this from a cosy merchant sim.

📝 Main Pros, Cons, and Suggestions, followed by the Review:

🟩 Pros: + Bar some items, everything is beautifully drawn + Roughly 8 hours game time across 11 in game days + I love the rhythm game while smithing, it’s such a vibe + Brilliant voice acting, featuring 30+ uniquely voiced customers + A heap of items to craft, with even more subcategories to explore + Character customisation lets you choose from several appearance and race options + A branching story featuring romance options and multiple endings to keep you busy + Mortimer from Death and Taxes, another highly enjoyable story experience, is in CraftCraft! 🟥 Cons: - A few UI issues with interactables, leading to some painful moments - Items might disappeared between rooms with no way to pick them up, should you drop them too early - Some item textures are low quality, looking overly stretched and low resolution, which is a shame considering the quality of everything else 🏷️ Suggestions: ~ Steam Achievements (WIP) ~ A button to return crafted items and tools to their respective rooms

A Cosy Merchant Sim Awaits

CraftCraft is a surprisingly charming merchant sim packed with personality thanks to a wide variety of quirkily voiced and beautifully drawn customers. It’s a cosy game, opening with a simple order from a humble farmer, from there, the magic begins. Head to the smithy, grab an ingot, heat, hammer, and sharpen it, slap it on a hilt and voila – Your first dagger is ready! This initial request is a simple yet engaging introduction for the rest of the game. It’s a cleverly designed tutorial, teaching by doing, rather than saying (or showing), taking you step by step through each of the interactable elements. From here, CraftCraft expands, introducing different item categories with a heap of customisation options to keep you busy, along with a diverse roster of customers and companions who you can woo. If you’re after a relaxing yet enjoyable merchant sim with beautifully drawn and quirkily voiced characters, an engaging story, with satisfying hands on gameplay mechanics, look no further – CraftCraft is here!

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Had a fox woman flirt with me, ruined a priceless compass used to make important maps, then accidentally made a badger man fall in love with me. All in the same day. 11/10

Moth people are cute, Owlcats are cute and my tiara made of trash is cute. Ain't nothing you can do about it.

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