In this world, three races — humans, sprites, and kindred — coexist with their own unique cultures. Some races are on good terms with each other, such as humans and sprites, while others may not get along as well, such as sprites and kindred, but they all live together more or less harmoniously.
Nowhere is that cooperative attitude more apparent than here in the most commercially-developed town on the archipelago, Notte Luce.
The tale about to be told is about a boy named Louis and his experiences in Notte Luce.
Only recommended if you've already played Recettear and desperately want another shopkeeping game. If you haven't played Recettear, it's a superior experience for just $5 more. Al Fine involves too much clicking and not enough thinking.
The market you buy your items from has infinite stock and their prices rarely change. Exploring dungeons consists...
Al Fine is a shop management game similar to Racettear, but is unfortunately inferior to in every way.
Many mechanics are similar:
- Each day is broken up into 3 time segments: morning, day and night. You can spend this time either opening shop, or choosing to visit one of the town's locations.
- Locations are exactly same as Racettear - town center,...
It's like Recettear, but with (even more) waifus.
Edit: WAIT A MINUTE THIS GAME IS A CRAPPY PORT THOUGH:
- No configuration screen: No muting the repetitive music.
- No Full screen mode: Enjoy squinting at your 800x600 box
- Occasional texture fart: sometimes the background, walls, floor etc will be pitch black until you restart the game.
I know some...
If you enjoy Recettear, you'll probably enjoy this. It's cute, funny, and has some mechanics (food spoiling, for e.g) that give it an interesting take that make it different enough from Recettear. I'm only 2 hours in, and I can see myself playing this a lot.
tl;dr - I can't recommend this game at it's current price for the content it provides.
It's like a more technical and casual form of Recettear. I would recommend trying Recettear first before trying this one out. The story is very similar to Recettear as well, both Main Characters start up their family shops to pay off a debt. It's still a fun little...
