Wizards and Wagons

As long as you go in expecting to have to restart a few times, you should have fun. A better tutorial would be great, but I don’t have much else to complain of. It’s cute and worth the $5 not to have to watch ads every other minute, like you do for similar games.

Pretty well put together game! The trading aspect is well done. Graphics fun. Combat and weapons interesting. The missions work. Pretty addictive! I def recommend!

Fun strategy game based on economic Supply and demand. Exactly what I was hoping it would be.

Good rpg dynamics, interesting trading twist.

One of my favorite lite trading sims of all time was Uncharted Waters: New Horizons for the Super Nintendo. In the decades since that game was released, I have sought a game of similar enjoyment. This game has come close. <br/><br/>There are many elements that are similar to UW, including a long list of trade goods, quasi random encounters, cities that you invest in (through quests and commerce), companions, wagons that can be upgraded or swapped, etc. The scale is certainly slimmed down for touch gaming, and there are no country vs country dynamics, but it is still a fun trading adventure in a fantasy setting. <br/><br/>Great game!

This game does require a little bit of getting used to, but it’s fast to restart and well worth the small price for the hours of play. Micro goals keep the game interesting for a while (just gotta finish one more delivery…) and the style is light and humorous. They way the game makes profit and loss clear during transactions is nice, too; it isn’t a chore to play trader, in other words. <br/><br/>It does leave me wishing for more; a second game that builds upon the concepts in the first would be welcome, with a bigger world, more impact to investing time meeting a settlement’s needs, more story quests leading to perhaps one or more (optional) great challenges requiring specifically decked-out wagons, maybe house customization or relocation, etc.

Really fun and is great to play for 30 seconds or 3 hrs at a time.

The game would be great if not for the odd decision to tap maniacally on the screen every time you travel. Between villages, you will be assaulted by a slew of enemies. They do a great deal of damage to you while you barely make a dent on their health. It’s annoying and not very fun.