Miracle Merchant Reviews

This is a fine game, but it isn’t something that really keeps your attention. There are daily tasks, but you are not “rewarded” in any way for accomplishing them. There are no upgrades to get or achievements to unlock. Once you accomplish your goal for the day... that’s it. The only reason to keep playing is to get a high score or to beat a challenging activity. But, it isn’t challenging. It’s repetitive, and it is highly based on luck and the random generation of the order of the cards. Overall, kind of boring and disappointing, and also rather confusing because it does not tell you what to do or how to succeed. You just figure it out on your own.

Unlike other games from this studio, miracle merchant doesn’t have a progression system. However, that makes it fun in a different way, as you try to get high scores instead of beating the game. You will never feel satisfied, and thus you may come back for more. The game play is simple and sometimes it feels unfair, so it isn’t quite deserving of five stars. ***Don’t expect to be fully immersed for longer than a day or two.*** Technically the game has endless replay ability; however, again, it doesn’t have much progression to keep you interested, which severely limits that replay ability.

I think that this game is very fun, and I really enjoy it. It’s a very fun, and creative game. It has a unique idea for it, and it’s great for time passing. However, it gives you a certain amount of games before you have to watch an ad and get more rounds. It also has specific features that have a paywall,(extra tasks, unlimited rounds, potion book, etc.) I think that the game would be a lot better if there was no money required/ unlimited rounds, or if they just made the entire app cost money instead of it being free then having locked features. Overall, the game is very good, and I enjoy the art. But I do think that they shouldn’t pay lock/ make the entire game cost the $2 it does to have all the features.

This game seems really fun; I love the art style and how the game works in general. However, I feel that after having played it for a day or two, it’s already getting a bit boring. I feel that there could be more types cards introduced, and perhaps show every card combination rather than just the main ones (duplexes, distillates, etc). However, one main bug that REALLY bothers me would be this; I have had multiple occasions where I made a new distillate, for example, but it doesn’t show up that I created a new potion even though I know I have for sure. This really is quite an excellent game, but it needs more… truly, I’m not sure what. Maybe, we could learn more about the customers that come into the store, or even the shopkeep that we see when we first open MiracleMerchant . It needs more background, maybe even a mini game or something like that. This really is a fun little game and I don’t regret buying it, but I still feel that it’s lacking something. Please look into the bug I mentioned! Thanks!

This game is so fun and I love the concepts in it. I’m really excited to see where they go with it but as of right now there’s not enough content to keep my entertained- as far as I know there’s no store or any upgrades you can buy with the gold in the game. Perhaps they should add a house you can furnish or something like it’s a town and your going to work for money and it’s super cool yk, like I said I’m super excited to see where it goes, just not enough here for me now, even after I bought the full game.

Miracle Merchant is so much fun to play! It’s a very satisfying game, from the simple pleasure of matching cards to get the highest score possible, to the quirky & attractive graphics, music, and sound effects. I’ve taken one star off because the tutorial for this game and the language used in the daily challenges is so uselessly vague. It’s a fairly straightforward game, so I could figure out how to play it well simply by playing it a lot. But I think an important element of game design is clearly establishing what the words used to refer to various plays mean (I.e. duplex, mixture, ingredient card, etc.). If I hadn’t loved the graphics of this game so much I would’ve been scared off by the poorly written tutorial. However, I’m still a huge fan of the game and would recommend it to anyone. It’s got great replay ability, too.

I love this game! I only started playing recently and I can already feel the time spent perfecting it. Despite this the game only has so many things to do in it, and while their all quite enjoyable I feel like theirs not a lot of drive to play the game besides playing it. I feel like their should be something you can spend the money you earn after each round on. It can feel like your not making any progress. Maybe if you could get more cards for longer rounds? I don’t have many ideas on how to improve it, but I do feel like the game is missing something.

I want to give this 5 stars, I love it so much, it's fun and easy to play, I love the art style and the music. But I only give this 4 stars because it has so much potential, I wish there was more to the game! The game is only good for quick moments of free time on your phone, but I'd still like more if possible! Maybe different sets of cards for challenges? maybe different amounts? Some other forms of challenges or levels? Maybe add some sort of story or background to the characters or the world? Overall though, the art style and attention to detail proves that a lot of care was put into this game, and I absolutely adore the cute little characters too! :)

I definitely recommend this guys other games though too, I'm definitely interested and going to look into them soon. :D

They really nailed down the basic gameplay of his game. It’s fun, simple, and has more replay value than it has any right to.

That said, it would that much better if there was just a bit more variety - a bit more to do than just the basic game. For example, a mode with no black cards would be really fun, sort of a sandbox mode where you can see how many points you can get for a potion, or try out different combos without having to worry about losing.

Some kind of main story would also be a lot of fun. Just something to give a sense of profession.

This game is great it is so perfectly created even for older phones wit the option to make the game run smoother. This game is amazing for so many reasons...here are a few
1.The art style feels and looks home made and is just so pleasing to look at.
2.The game play is refined and clean for hours of addicting fun.
3.So Many Spells, there are so many new things to learn I wonder how it was created as an indie game nonstop with how many spells and combinations to discover.
There is so much more to this game...it is seriously the best game on my phone right now. Although I wish that the coins you get for completing twin,douplex,and stronger spells and just completing a round, I wish those coins could be used in the lobby to I don’t know but a new shop or a shader to your cards to the colors YOU like...that would be cool too. All in all it’s a game for honest good fun and is so rewarding every time you play...I would recommend it to all ages and people.

On first play, this seems a simple little card game, with lush art and an exquisite sound/music. But as you play round after round, learning and observing, a joyfully tricky and strategic game emerges leaving you "just one more round"-ing into the wee hours of the night.

The daily challenge adds a competitive aspect and, for those apprentices that persist and practice, you _will_ leap into the rankings—all have an equal chance of winning each day, and it's all in how you play the deck.

Easily my favorite game I've downloaded in some time, well done to the developers. 😁

I normally play a mobile game for a bit and then delete it but Miracle Merchant is super fun with great graphics and doesn’t get old. The only bad part is that you have to pay for the whole game. I wish it would show you the list of potions you’ve created and what ingredients you used for free, but we all can’t get our way. Still a great game to have that doesn’t take up much storage and you can play without Wi-Fi. I mostly played while on an airplane the entire game still worked.

I love this game. I play it every day on the train. I love the daily games. I have a couple suggestions:

1. A counter to show how many customers are left
2. A reference guide for how all the points can add together; the tutorial doesn’t cover things like different twin bonuses, mixture bonuses, etc.
3. This is a super small thing, but maybe have the total score get refreshed after the customer leaves instead of immediately when you put the cards down. I know this seems small but that little bit of anticipation would be fun.

This game is pretty nice, really like everything about it. But, few small things I have to mention. One, sometimes the black cards get bonuses that end up reducing their value. This happened to me multiple times and lead to me losing a lot as well. Two, while the game is free a lot of quality of life features are locked behind purchases. For a game of this quality, that’s perfectly fine, but I’d prefer if there was a lite/demo version of this game and then a fully paid version instead. Other than that, I really liked this.

I love this game! It’s simple yet so much fun!

The mechanics are easy to understand. It’s quick to pick up and every game lasts about 5 minutes- Perfect for filling those little gaps during the day! Luck plays a part in how you’ll do in each game. But I don’t mind it being so light in strategy as it’s supposed to. The art is just perfect! It serves the game and theme extremely well!

It’s been with me for quite some time and I pick it back up once in a while. I think it will stay with me for a long time. Looking forward to any future updates!

This is the third game app made by these guys I have played - so suffice to say I am fan of their games. Like most of them, there’s a card design going on - this one using color matching and alignments to score points. It does this fundamentally well. It creates interesting combinations for you to determine by adding negative effects that can impact your score. Lastly, it presents a list of new challenges every day for you to try and beat, plus there’s an online scoreboard for you to compare to.

That’s the mechanics of the game, but what really sets it apart is the great use of artwork, theme, and music to make it really interesting to look at while you play. It makes for a fun game that doesn’t seem overly repetitive. There’s also an underlying fantasy world theme going on that ties it with their other games which I found interesting.

Issues with the game are basically learning curve - easy to learn but not necessarily transparent on how you master it. The tutorial shows the mechanics, but understanding how to maximize points and what different terminology means (things like how you get a twin, triplet, or distillate) aren’t spelled out. Depending on your expectations, this can mean it can take awhile to catch all the details of play. In my experience, that’s a hallmark of all their games, so no surprise if you have played any of them.

Overall, it’s a neat little game to occupy you for a short break or to unwind.

I love this game and I play it a lot but I also think a lot of things could be added to it. For example, I think it would be cool to have an ongoing shop where each time you play is a new day and there could be a lot of new mechanics within that like special customers or upgrading the shop. There could of course be another color set of cards which would add a lot of new possibilities. I think I will enjoy this game for a while but I could see how it could eventually get too repetitive. I’m still rating it 5 stars because I see this games potential as a good thing.

Miracle Merchant is a fast paced solitaire where you serve customers who need one of 4 suits of ingredients. The potions you mix are colorful and surprising, the characters you meet are distinct, and everything flows nicely through the short games.
The strategy of brewing new mixtures, satisfying all of your customers, and making the most out of each game is rewarding, and simple to ease yourself into. Daily tasks help you pace filling your potions list, and daily games offer a more competitive, though still accessible layer of play.
I don't play a ton of games on my phone, but this is a neat little package I plan on exploring pretty thoroughly. Great for those who like puzzlers, achievement hunting games, or short bursts of activity.

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I love this game sooooo much... it doesnt feel like its trying to make me get addicted to it but just to help me have fun
One suggestion is that i always wonder what the potion does... maybe hopefully it would be more interesting to play if there is a dictionary of what kindof power each potion you make have :) or maybe not becausw it makes it look more mysterious and yoh can create your own story for each of them... yeah its better not to add it ...
The best game ive played in my 18 years of my life xD i bought this game to give support 💋
The sound and art and game harmonize soo well... i do play games often to procrascinate, but this is the first game i actually love playing and feel good after playing it... please dont add or change this game... this game is just ✨perfection✨(but maybe add more charaxters... like 1000s more xD i loved to look at unique characters when i first played this game...)but i think people will either love or hate this game becausw its really unique lol
Thank you!
*i personally think there are too many dark matter cards in a stack...

Earlier I had given this game three stars in a review. I took the time to play the game three straight hours in a row, and that has convinced me to change my rating to five stars. Earlier, I had said the game didn't have the the same hook factor that grabbed me like Card Crawl and Card Thief. That's why I took three hours to really dive into the game. This game took time to grow on me. Once it did, I found quite a clever game behind the bright colors, wacky characters, and catchy music. Earlier I had said the game seemed too random, but as I played it more I found said randomness was more because it took me a while to really grasp the game. Once I really started figuring out how to make good card combos, and seeing how the game plays out, I realized the randomness was really my lack of truly understanding the game at first. Thanks to Arnold Rauers and Tiny Touch Tales for another delightful card game. Oh, if anybody is having problems running this game on older devices, go to the in game options menu and turn on the power save function. That cuts down on the game animations so it will run smoother. An added thank you to A.R. and T.T.T for putting that option into the game. Well, time for me to get back to making more potions — POOF!