- August 23, 2018
- Moehaus Co. Ltd
- 15h median play time
Cadria Item Shop
Platforms
About
Cadria Item Shop is a casual simulation game with fun plots. In the silent town you are just a shopkeeper to craft items and weapons for heroes. You can sell your items to heroes and complete orders to earn gold coins. By managing and developing your item shop you will help to reconstruct your hometown.











- Cadria Item Shop offers a charming and engaging shop management experience with cute graphics and a fun storyline.
- The game is generous with its premium currency, allowing players to progress without spending real money.
- It features a variety of crafting options, quests, and events that keep the gameplay interesting and enjoyable.
- The game suffers from translation issues, with much of the content still in Chinese, making it difficult for non-Chinese speakers to fully enjoy the story.
- Progression can become grindy and slow, especially at higher levels, leading to long wait times for crafting and upgrades.
- Some achievements and characters are locked behind expensive paywalls, making it challenging for completionists to fully enjoy the game without spending money.
story
119 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, featuring a charming narrative about rebuilding a town and engaging character interactions that accompany quests. While some players find the dialogue lengthy and the story somewhat cliché, many appreciate the cute art style and the lighthearted, immersive elements that enhance the crafting and shop management gameplay. However, issues with translation and pacing can detract from the overall experience for some players.
“The story progresses normally, so there is nothing much to say other than the dialogues get a bit longer and there are more interactions over time.”
“The story is great with quests to keep me interested.”
“The storyline is cute, the graphics are really nice and adorable, and while there are a few bugs, the game is getting constant upgrades and lore expansion and is just a joy to play for those who don't mind item crafting games.”
“The storyline and interactions among characters aren't immersive, but the art is okay.”
“All the text feels extremely patronizing, and there isn't much I've run into so far that makes me want to learn more about the story or lore.”
“After a while, I notice there are no personalities and the storyline is going dry for me.”