I really liked the game, but waiting for merchants to restock their goods (mostly transportation, weapons, armor and ammo) was a real pain. Please please please make merchants at least 4x more likely to carry/carry 4x more of the weapons, armor, ammo, animals, etc that players want.

I would have played longer but this issue broke the camels back for me.

It's a good game to spend the time with if you like management and trading simulation games. The graphics ain't the best (actually they're extremely simple) so don't play it for the graphics. The story of the game is good, a bit interesting, but easily forgetable and avoidable. The mechanics are something, some are good and some are bad, the game requires a certain amount of battle which are turn based but kinda boring, but the trading systems are good since the prices fluctuate (don't expect to buy or sell a lot of a certain product on the same place and still have the price unchanged).

I play this game since my teenagers and I really love it, can feel repetitive yea, but it's just like Minecraft in my opinion: you get tired of it, stop playing for a while, come back and have another load of fun.

One of the better flash games ever created. It's really impressive. The economy system is remarkably complex, and fun to interact with. The only real downside is that the combat system is a bit rough, and scales poorly into large scale combat. But it's not so terrible as to be a total turn off.

The world building is fun. The story is simple but enjoyable. It's definitely worth its very low price tag. It is clearly the product of an impressive amount of work.

A game exclusively about trading and defending yourself against bandits. Very ancap vibes from this game.

Anyways, the games flaws are many and easily visible, not least of which are its graphics which are brazenly bad by almost any standard. You will only really want this game if the idea of buying low price goat milk and selling it at a 200% margin, only to then buy an equivalent weight in shoes and do the same thing in the next town is appealing to you.

In this one painfully specific area the game is suprisingly enjoyable. A post apocalyptic setting with dozens of trade goods, each with its own unique market characteristics. A large open world with again, dozens of towns, each with their own economies, which have varying price sensitivities depending on their import/export profiles. I'm getting giddy just thinking about how some trade goods provide excellent raw margins but poor total cash yield, or how some trade goods are rare but excellent investments, except that they have to be carefully parceled out over several towns due to limited local demand. DID I MENTION FOOD HAS WATER CONTENT AND CALORIC VALUES SO SOME FOODS ARE MORE VALUABLE FOR LONG HAULS THAN OTHERS?!?!?!?!?! woooooooo

You either understand what is appealing about that or you don't, I think. The combat is funny, but bad, so don't buy it for that. Combat eventually escalates into bazooka warfare where rockets sling into the broadsides of horses, causing them to comedically but tragically explode [nooo my precious t-shirt wagon :(]. It's an RNG fest which quickly becomes tedious, longwinded, and annoyingly uncontrollable.

The graphics may be simple, but the game loop is very addictive

I played the original Caravaneer on Newgrounds when I was a kid, and I was thrilled to discover that there's a sequel available on Steam. It feels like it builds on everything that made the first game great, expanding the experience in all the right ways. I can’t wait to dive deeper into this game! If you were a fan of the original, I highly recommend picking this up. And if you’re new to it, imagine a Caravan simulator set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. If you enjoy turn-based combat, economic simulators, and party management games, this one will likely be up your alley. Just keep in mind, it's quite challenging and takes some time to get the hang of.

Basically a bare bones version of Dust to the End, though it holds up well for it's age.
Biggest gripe is the quest log is frustratingly vague.
Still, I enjoyed it.

combat is ♥♥♥♥, but satisfying asf to win when ur outnumbered

Fun for obsessives who loves grinding.

The best game of this type in the world. Saves from the flash version of the game work here.