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YOU DON'T PAY FULL PRICE FOR RECETTEAR.
Lesson #2 about purchasing Recettear:
Buy low, sell high
Lesson #3 about purchasing Recettear:
Watch out for Steam store homepage. When you see Tear featured there... GO! Don't sleep, don't take a pause, don't let your credit card cool down. Tear REALLY LOVES screen time :)
Lesson #4 about purchasing Recettear
You don't have to buy the entire bundle, y'know? ...unless you're planning to trade ;)
I downloaded the demo back when Recettear was released on Steam. I tried it just when the 10% release discount was over. I played the demo and as soon as I finished it, I went and bought the game. I love(d) it.
Personally, I think the price is fine. I'd buy it again at full price, didn't regret it a bit.
It's always down to yourself, if you value the idea/effort and most importantly the fun you have enough to pay the price.
Or, to answer the OP, no, I think the price is perfectly fine for the fun I have with the game. :-)
3 days later, the Winter Sale started.
OUCH.
Still, I don't regret my purchase. Game is fun, I'm hooked to it, so it was money well spent. But it somehow contradicts the whole point of the game - buy low sell high. Oh the irony :P
Where have people gotten this strange idea that because most indies are cheaper then big name titles from ubisoft or EA or whatever indie games have to be cheap?
This game offers more playtime and content then 3 average €44,95 "AAA" titles put together, its already dirt cheap.