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It's time for the noon rush and the price of candy has shot up 20%, the children will be coming in soon and you've just restocked your shop nventory from another succesful day of treasure hunting in the dungeons.
Unlike in other RPGs where you're the hero who goes off adventuring and selling the sutff you find to shops, you're now the shopkeeper known as Recette, whose father has fled the country and left behind a giant debt that must be paid back in payments each week otherwise Recette will be kicked to the streets as her home is sold off.
The bulk of Recettear involves studying the customers and the times they like to enter your store in order to stock the items they want to buy. As you become more succesful, your store expands, the quality of items and their prices increases and you start unlocking new adventurers to fight monsters.
Recettear is a nice diversion but don't expect a deep engaging business magement simulator like Roller Coaster Tycoon, or Tropico.
I charge head first up a ramp to breach the enemy's walls. Arrows, javelins, and rocks fly at me front in front and above. My shield deflects the shots easily and as I jump over the wall, I swing down my mace and crush an enemy archer's head in. Another few slashes and I've made a big enough space for the men following me to flow onto the walls as we slaughter every man and take the Lord of the castle captive.
The first stand-alone expansion to Mount and Blade, Warband is a free-roaming, horse-riding, medieval RPG. Making an army, conquering towns, and doing quests for your Lords and Ladies are the brunt of what you will be doing in Mount and Blade: Warband.
You can also dabble a bit in setting up trade routes, creating your own stores, and ruling over a fiancial empire, but I much prefer an empire filled with battle.
Don't bother with the next expansion, Fire & Sword. Stick to Warband. It's the best game in the series.
Just like TellTale's other poker game, "TellTale Texas Hold em" released in 2005, "Poker Night at the Inventory" is another bland, repitive entry in TellTale's attempt at a Poker game.
The changes between "Poker Night" and "TellTale Texas Hold em" is a more interesting dialouge, table and card skins, and items for Team Fortress 2.
The AI is still makes predictable choices and often, games can be won just by going all-in and forcing the AI to fold.
Stick with Zynga's Texas Hold em game. At least you'll be playing against real humans, who, although at times mimic the AI in "Poker Night," will still be entertaining as you wipe out their banks.
PCG|Mikeon 
