Fell & Sell is exactly the kind of game that looks like it should be effortless on the Steam Deck—until the screen fills with enemies, particle effects start flying everywhere, and your carefully built shop becomes packed with items, shelves, decorations, and wandering customers. That combination is what makes the game so addictive. One minute…
I have played plenty of games that try to combine two completely different genres. Usually, one side of the experience ends up feeling much weaker than the other. You either get a decent combat game with a boring management system attached to it, or a fun simulator with shallow action mechanics thrown in for variety….
There is something incredibly satisfying about a game that lets you smash monsters, grab everything that isn’t nailed down, escape with a backpack full of loot, and then turn around and sell that loot for profit. That is exactly why Fell and Sell caught my attention. I’ve played enough indie games over the years to…
