Vendor Chronicles puts you in the shoes of a Vendor in post-apocalyptia! Manage your trade, set your defences, deal with locals and fight hordes of mutants in this new perspective on post-apocalyptic survival!
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Much better flash games to play instead of this.
This is a gun trading game with some very minor base building and zombie defense. It's also buggy and unfinished. The base gameplay mechanic reminds me heavily of the Taloon chapter of Dragon Quest IV. In that chapter, you sit in your shop waiting for people to stop by your shop. Ultimately, you're saving money to fulfill a dream. Incidentally, I'm fond of that Chapter. Vendor Chronicles is rather similar. Except, there's no story or connection of any sort to the protagonist or the grand scheme of things. Also, you construct turrets and hire mercenaries to defend your little hide-out from the hordes of undead that aggressively visit you every few nights. I suppose it's not that similar after all. Simple, repetitive gameplay loop Buy low and sell high Hire mercenaries for defense and "conquest" Sleep tight while... ...zombies attack and your defenses blast them away (if it's goin
Pros: + Interesting concept of mini game, survive around zombie world + The Mercs is always free from work, they can stay at bars for couple hours and wait you to hire them + Buyer would like to spend more to buy your weapons + Hired Sniper from Bar is the most valuable Cons: - A bug got game crash Neutral: ∗ Quality ∗ Sound Overall performance: 8.5/10
DO NOT BUY! Devs have abandoned the game while it still contains game breaking bugs that cause crashes and erase game saves. It does NOT contain a "repair" feature and does NOT have raiders, making the "What's Mine is Mine!" achievement unattainable.
Just another shovelware, really.
Surprisingly this is a really great game for an early access game.. Hire mercs and place turrents while defending your store from MUTANTS! This a good resource management game to get. For the price its deff worth it
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