TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Travel. Buy. Sell. Protect. Fight. Do Quests.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer is a early access, exploration and comedy game
developed and published by AZAMATIKA.
Released on June 18th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, Russian and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 1,160 reviews of which 959 were positive and 201 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.9 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 2.54€ on Steam with a 15% discount.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10, 64-bit
- Processor: Intel 4th Gen Dual Core 2.0Ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GTX Series 9
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Additional Notes: The game can likely run on lower rated hardware, but we can't guarantee the performance or provide support.
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$3 for this game?? I'm sorry, but what? Buy it. It's a steal. This game is simple but it's great. I'm genuinely enjoying it and haven't stopped playing all day. If you're curious, just buy it. It's less than a coffee. Support the devs. Knowing how much I enjoy this game, I would have happily paid $15 for it. It's a great game for great value. Good job, devs.
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Almost perfect Trading Merchant game. Being also indie game dev my advice is: + improve fighting system - it's tendentious after hours. Maybe make it that you can pop click the flying birds around for 1 gold or make more skills to use - something more mini game because fight is kinda main game loop there Thanks
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The game is fun until you realise how you have to play it to progress. I hit recommended because of the price. If it was $20 instead of $4.50 i'd change my mind because of the core game mechanics being janky Pros : * The game loop is relaxing and kinda fun * Buying low, selling high, making money * reputations for towns, looking forward to unlocking legendary units/etc * Some NPCs in the game are really funny like the "killer sheep" and the "worlds greatest chef" * different carts / different skills / different synergies between units / character levelling / etc Cons : * HUGE ISSUE - They added 2nd layer to trading so even tho you're selling the town what they want for a higher price, you get no rep (thus no progression) for it because the product doesn't match the town type... * 90% of stuff towns want doesn't match the town type, so you get no rep and no progression * The correct way you play the game is you go around buying low and selling high to make a bunch of money, then you go around buying everything, and selling it to towns that dont want it (but matches the town type), at a loss to get reputation... THE DUMBEST part of this is a lot of the time you buy what they have... then.... sell it back to them................ * The start of the game is very "wtf-ish" for new players... you quickly realise the start of the game is not about trading, it's about killing things on the road and picking up whatever they drop because you will die no matter what you're trying to transport. This is a problem until you get a full team of soldiers then you can start playing the core mechanic of the game * Quest log needs work, you get a lot of quests and things thrown at you early in the game because you're going to random towns to try and get the best price for your goods so you forget where and what you have to do for all the quests you have picked up along the way. A lot of the time the quest log doesn't have a "town name" or what you have to do to get the quest done (it only tells you during the flavour text when you pick it up and never again) so you have to go on discord/steam discussions and ask * Some quests require you to recruit someone into your team and there's no "guard storage" so you're forced to delete a character you put a lot of levels/scrolls into just to get the quest done (they're going to fix this) * town types/product types are hard to quickly differentiate (example military and industrial being almost the exact same colour, there's a lot of colours they could have used) * lacks tool tips on a lot of things that affect your units * unnecessary difficulty in having to do basic common tasks, for example feeding (you have to click 8 TIMES to feed one of your units a single piece of food)
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I like the game tho its a bit to random and pretty brutal to new players. Until you figure things out expect allot of restarts as the game does a poor job at explaining things to the player. You might think buying and selling goods is the thing to do and you would be dead wrong. Any item you find or buy adds to the difficulty making it harder to survive so what do you do to counter that? By going for survival upgrades until you unlock the skill to lower the threat by one level, then get guards from the military outposts and then focuse on trading low tier goods until you unlock lower threat level by two while slowly upgrading your guards by buying scrolls from the scroll merchant that may or may not show up on the road between places. For the most part you will be fine once you get the uncommon guards, some events and enemy types will still stomp you so best to avoid random events on the road while carrying valuable goods. This game needs allot of work but so far its alright.
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Love this game, put 5 hours into the demo, only discovered yesterday and glad it released today lol. It's basically pure trade runs, with some light questing. You'll mainly be exploring and building up your party, deciding what type of group you want to be (Bandits, guards, commoners, beasts). You decide your own difficulty since danger is based on how much goods you're hauling, it's really a good idea, no one can say it's too easy or hard, sometimes I am lazy and lightly travel, other times I'm loaded up on food and will load up more goods to save time. The art and music is nice, and there's enough variety to where I'm not bored yet. Highly recommend if you like this kind of stuff.
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Frequently Asked Questions
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer is currently priced at 2.54€ on Steam.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer is currently available at a 15% discount. You can purchase it for 2.54€ on Steam.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer received 959 positive votes out of a total of 1,160 achieving a rating of 7.88.
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TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer was developed and published by AZAMATIKA.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer is playable and fully supported on Windows.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer is not playable on MacOS.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer is not playable on Linux.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer. Explore additional content available for TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer on Steam.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer does not support Steam Remote Play.
TRADESMAN: Deal to Dealer is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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18 Jun 2024
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