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FINAL PROFIT is a story driven shop-sim RPG. Gather products and find customers. Spend your hard-earned profits on upgrades and investments. Make far-reaching choices as you expand your business. And explore a world full of secrets on your quest to defeat capitalism by becoming the best at it!
Final Profit: A Shop RPG is a rpg, capitalism and life sim game
developed and published by Brent Arnold.
Released on March 06th 2023 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 550 reviews of which 521 were positive and 29 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam, but you can find it for 9.99€ on Eneba.
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- OS *: Microsoft® Windows® 7/8/8.1/10 (32bit/64bit)
- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9/OpenGL 4.1 capable GPU
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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This game exceeded my expectations in every way. I admittedly didn't expect much of this gem of a game which has been egregiously underappreciated. I saw some criticisms I was concerned with and waited a long time before picking it up. Every time I thought I had found the end of this game, it gave me more. One of the biggest criticisms that worried me before going into the game was people griping about the lack of a map. I would counter by saying the lack of a map is in its own way compelling. I became familiar with the map by my ability to take control of it, in various ways that I don't want to spoil. As I began to feel comfortable with the map, its borders grew. Each border growth was interesting and made me want to continue playing. Both because of the newly introduced game mechanics and the story itself. Other people have complained about the upkeep system. Quite simply, that's part of running a business. And the ways in which the story gets you to take on debt is often entertaining. Another aspect in which I underestimated this game was in the capacity to run your business empire. I thought it was just going to be me restocking a storefront over and over again. It is much more than that. Again, I don't necessarily want to spoil it, because part of what made this game so memorable for me was the process of discovering it. I can't speak much to the newer roguelike type gamemode that was added. I completed my first playthrough of this game over a year ago; I still think about this game and its creator on a weekly basis. I am eagerly anticipating Oil Town, the creator's follow-up game. Before I had even finished the game I convinced two of my friends to get it and play through it with me. All of that said, if this review convinces you to get the game and you see my favorite boy, Tinto, treat him well for me :)
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Really lovely and very innovative! There's a natural balance between the tight shopsim gameplay loop and the flexible RPG world exploration. There are a lot of clever little details in the world that make it fun to explore. I haven't played anything else quite like it, would absolutely recommend!
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Final Profit is a shop simulator in the vein of Recettear or Moonlighter, but without the combat aspect. At its core, it's just about making money. You find products to sell and customers to sell the products to, put the products on your counter, and wait for the money to roll in. It's pure shop selling, but it also has surprising depth behind the scenes. What makes this game really special is the amount of effort you need to go through in order to source your products. Each product has its own little quest to unlock, and quests to upgrade the product and enhance your ability to produce it in larger quantities. Maybe you unlock the ability to buy one part of the ingredient wholesale. Maybe you unlock a teleporter that shortens your procurement cycle. There's so many avenues for advancement and opportunities to make more money as well. The world is just stuffed with secrets and sidequests that enhance all manner of aspects of the game. Upgrade the customers themselves and alter their behavior. Find new accessories that give boosts for a specific product strategy. You can turn basically everything into a moneymaking resource, even your own health and mana regen. There is a relentless focus on efficiency that makes this game almost feel like an incremental game. Story isn't great but isn't bad. It's got some good pacing in how every time you think that you've turned the corner into mass profitability the story sinks you deeper into debt that you have to find new ways of dealing with. You have choices to make that effect some things, basically boiling down to "be good and make less profit but get benefits indirectly" or "be ruthless and get more pure profit at the expense of something/someone." There are numerous instances where the "good" choice has unexpected consequences later on and the "ruthless" choice has unexpected benefits, so sometimes you just gotta go with your gut. This is an RPGMaker game (probably the best one I've ever played to be honest) and the familiar engine trappings are here, but the dev has done some interesting things with it. There's some clunkiness in the interplay between some of the mechanics and the game can kinda chug when too many things are happening at once like a full store with customers buying things left and right while you're mass crafting in the back room. The only major flaw I would say is that the end game drags. There's sort of a maximum income rate you will achieve near the end once you have gotten everything and done every sidequest, but the game expects you to raise like 100x that for some achievements which means painful grinding. I very much enjoyed the experience though.
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underrated gem fully worth 15, a steal when on sale, haven't tried the rouge-lite but main story is good did 77% achieves (some advice for dev have the stock upgrades increase volatility even with timeskip the third stock is worse than second and cost 2.3x i was hoping 85 mil would improve it but its largely useless outside of 10-1 buy price) so far working on some ng+ goals when i found out i was missing a utility accessory, couple annoying mini games like orange bridge punching. well actually every end game minigame is more annoying than fun but its mainly 3 and i think all but ng+ for 20 mil 2 are skippable and make sure you sewer it up because you cant discard at 999 only trade (i think)
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Final Profit is, as the name implies, a shop RPG, and it's a really good one. You play as Biz, an exiled queen who decides to take on the lords of capitalism by become one herself and working her way up the corporate ladder. Gameplay-wise this game is incredibly addicting. The gameplay loop is simple but enjoyable and the progression of the story is honestly perfect. You can choose the grind the shop for a while and once that gets boring you get the option to automate certain parts or upgrade your products so it doesn't get too stale. You'll find new customers along the way to sell stuff to and a bunch of upgrades and equipments to change your style of gameplay. Later on in the game there are a bunch of different ways to make money which you are perfectly free to engage in or completely ignore. I sunk so many hours into this game everyday and i got all the way to 50 hours of gameplay before I was satisfied with what I had accomplished (and i barely played just shop mode) so it is well worth the price. Other than the main quest there are also so many side objectives it gets a little hard to keep track of. I started writing down the side quests I had to keep in mind but I was set on doing them just because I wanted to explore every corner of this game. Every new secret and interaction was a joy to find and sometimes a nice break from your main objectives. I really feel like you can play this game however you want, whether you wanna rush the main story, make as much money as possible or just be a completionnist, it's all possible. Story-wise it's about what you would expect from seeing the intro so i'm not gonna go too much into it, but what makes it interesting in my opinion is the dialogue. I'm not sure how to explain it but some of the dialogue and the game in general feel a little sh1tpost-y but it absolutely doesn't take away from the quality of the game. I really feel like the developer was having funand being silly while making the game and it shows in the characters and interactions. The "birds hate you" challenge is also hilarious. Also there's gay people and I think that's pretty cool :) I highly recommend this game to literally anyone. I was looking for a "money-go-up" type game and this was exactly what I needed. There was a lot more to this game than you would expect and I can confidently say this is one of the most fun experiences I've had in a while in gaming. Go play it if you have even a mild interest in it. TL;DR: Very addictive and fun gameplay loop with a lot of little secrets/side quests and consistent progression. A predictable but enjoyable story with silly dialogue. Easily 30+ hours of gameplay very worth the price go play it!!
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Final Profit: A Shop RPG is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam.
Final Profit: A Shop RPG is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 14.79€ on Steam.
Final Profit: A Shop RPG received 521 positive votes out of a total of 550 achieving a rating of 8.80.
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Final Profit: A Shop RPG was developed and published by Brent Arnold.
Final Profit: A Shop RPG is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Final Profit: A Shop RPG is not playable on MacOS.
Final Profit: A Shop RPG is not playable on Linux.
Final Profit: A Shop RPG is a single-player game.
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Final Profit: A Shop RPG does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Final Profit: A Shop RPG does not support Steam Remote Play.
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Brent Arnold
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Brent Arnold
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06 Mar 2023
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