So, here is a shop management game which has ZERO requirement to make you balance the books, because you don't have any expenses -- no wages, no rent, no need to pay for supplies, all of which the first Swords and Potions had, along with fluctuating item prices. The first game was, despite its flaws, a genuine shop management game, but this one is a travesty. It's a game that elicits clicks for the sake of clicks, with an artificial ramp to keep you grinding, and if you want to speed things up, why, the cash shop is just around the corner.... No wonder they feel the need to ask you to confirm all the time that you are, indeed, a human, and not a bot -- only a bot would go through this. And it's not even a broken design; you can plainly see that it was *intended* this way. So if shop management is what you want, give this a pass and try out the first game instead.
Bah, there is definitely some groupthink at work here: "Let's downrate everything we don't like, to make it vanish." In turn, this doesn't make the people who do play this game look good.
Oh I see, this game is "for sale". I wonder: does the person putting it up for sale have the intellectual property rights to "Risk", since it is openly advertised as "an online version of the board game 'Risk'", and since the rules are identical? The last time I checked, this game had not been licensed from Hasbro, the rights holders to "Risk"; hence it might not be a good idea to attempt to make money from this game. Just saying.
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