- July 16, 2024
- Gambol Games
- 5h median play time
Pawn Planet: First Sales
Platforms
About
Dive into your own pawn shop in this free shop management game! Though it may not feel like home yet, it soon will as you tidy up and launch your business. In this unique shop, you'll meet customers from all corners of the galaxy. Master the trade of alien artifacts, earthling relics, and more, as you aim to buy low and sell high for the greatest profits. Your adventure isn't just about buying…








- The game offers a fun and addictive experience with a unique blend of shop management and alien interactions.
- The art style is vibrant and appealing, contributing to an enjoyable atmosphere while playing.
- There is great potential for future updates and improvements, with players eager to see more content in the full release.
- The demo lacks sufficient content, making gameplay feel repetitive and limiting player engagement.
- Technical issues such as lag, bugs, and a confusing UI detract from the overall experience.
- Some gameplay mechanics, like the auction system and item repair, feel underdeveloped and could benefit from more depth.
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is engaging and features interesting mechanics, particularly in the negotiation aspect, but it suffers from a lack of depth, with limited activities that can lead to monotony. While players can easily lose track of time, the gameplay loop is primarily centered around bidding on loot, which may not provide enough variety to sustain long-term interest. Users express a desire for more diverse gameplay elements to enhance the overall experience.
“This game takes those mechanics and makes them even more interesting.”
“The gameplay is a bit clunky, but still fun, especially the 'thug' negotiating for me.”
“A salesperson simulator with interesting mechanics.”
“I will say the gameplay itself is quite easy to lose time in; however, the loot hunting and auction bidding only happens once, and they are the only thing that breaks up the monotony of the gameplay.”
“Normally this would be fine, but there's just not much to each gameplay element.”
“There's no real gameplay; you're just spending a day to bid on random loot.”