So to clarify the "distracted" comment from below, this only happens when you're excitement is above a reasonably low threshold and then the higher your excitement is, the more your haggling is affected. I actually found that it's very predictable. (i.e reducing the price by 100 with a small amount of excitement would generally become 110%, whilst fully maxed changes it to 200%). Whilst this isn't explained very well it's kind of obvious.

My main issue is there are bugs related to when you can go outside, as you can leave in the evening at some point and not miss a day which seems a little overpowered yet in my new game + after unlocking going outside, i can't go outside because "it's too late" despite just waking up and not running the shop.

The redness of the bar is also not really accurate when going down the transformation (fun!) as you can get delighted customers despite them being deep into the red still. This "might" be intentional, as it's hard to stay angry at a girl who has enormous knockers on display.

I liked the story, took a little too long to get to the fun stuff and you could argue there's not enough of that.

However it was well written for the most part and merchant style games are few and far between so adding some xxx content as well as TF content was great.

Highly recommend if you like trading style games, if you're after xxx and TF stuff, other games do it better, but for those who've played everything, well why not, just set the difficulty to the easiest and i'm sure you'll get by

So far the game seems interesting with alright writing and a neat story but the distracted mechanic is way to big of a downside. It will just ruin any chat with a costumer by way overdoing the amount you want to sell the item for. why when I try to sell an item for 900$ will it go up by over 100$. It gets rid of strategy and just changes into (I hope im not distracted so I don't just lose the day)

Worth your time if you literally have nothing else to play.

Shitty animations and hidden game over mechanics make this game turn from a relaxing waste of time to an annoying (and often exasperating) chore in a hurry.

I'm sorry for the time I wasted playing this and if I wasn't a completionist I would had never finished it. 

2/10 rating.

Pleasing art and novel concept, but writing is a bit threadbare for a complete game (losing, for example, is merely "Something bad happens!"). This is important because the non-easy difficulties seem to fall prey to the creator knowing exactly how their mechanics work, while failure to understand them is punished to the degree where you can easily not know your run is over and that you should have done better two saves ago.

Give this one a try and a like folks, it will be a very good game once the stretch goals are reached. As it is, I think its a pretty good game.

The gameplay loop is okay and there is room to play around abit with the system.

Transformation: The first couple of ones are great because of dialogue, the rest are ok but will become better when stretch goals are reached.

A minor quirk: The gameday loop: I really disliked the UI flashing off and on while looping the "time passes uneventfully". Would be nice if that just became scrolling text and we can se MC all the time :)

I played the game until I got endgame credits, and I sure hope Icarue is okay. Very good creator and I wish them the best of luck in the future.