There are games that give you a sword and tell you to go kill things. There are games that let you build a shop and slowly turn it into a money-making machine. Fell & Sell somehow decided that doing both at the same time would be a good idea. And honestly? I love it. Developed…
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….
When I first picked up Moonlighter, I expected another enjoyable indie action RPG where the dungeon runs would be the biggest challenge. After dozens of hours, I realized I had been completely wrong. Fighting monsters is only half of the experience. The real game begins when you unlock the front door of your shop every…
