Royal Envoy 3 vs Shop Heroes
Royal Envoy 3
Royal Envoy 3 brings your favorite time management game play with exciting building varieties and nail biting puzzles. As the HMS Islandshire was exploring the South Ocean, they found a mysterious island. Your goal is to build the island for the citizens by collecting resources and completing the objectives. The game brings a huge variety of realistically detailed maps with exciting missions that you have to complete within a certain time limit. Royal Envoy 3 is a test of your management skills as you come across natural disasters, leprechauns and more challenges and save the citizens as a city planner. The graphics are beyond amazing and you get to enjoy exciting sound effects as well.Royal Envoy 3 brings pure entertainment with its stunning graphics, amazing game play and exciting time management puzzles for you to solve. Keeping in mind the success of its last two parts, this new one takes the entertainment to the next level.
Shop Heroes
Shop Heroes is an incredibly fun and addictive, medieval/fantasy shop simulation that has some RPG elements. In this game, you play as a shopkeeper with a newly established shop that provides various types of RPG adventurers with their weapons, armor, and accessories. As opposed to only selling them, you will also need to hire crafters to craft the said items, and each crafter has their own sets of skills while each item will require certain sets of skills to craft. Thankfully, you can hire more than one crafter (eventually) and hence, you will be able to produce more than a few selected categories of items later down the road.These items can then be sold to the RPG adventurers who approach you at your shop. Selling to them, however, usually means that you'll be selling at market price, though you are given the option to lower your prices to earn Hearts or use Hearts to inflate your prices. Since most adventurers would want a very specific item to buy, which you may not have available, you can also use Hearts to change their minds. Naturally, trying to suggest a closer alternative to buy would cost you fewer Hearts.
The game also has RPG elements where you can recruit and send adventurers into various dungeons to earn special crafting materials that these dungeons only provide. There's PvP as well, where you can assemble a team of 5 to battle a randomly selected player's team of your bracket. Not to mention, you can even group up with other shopkeepers via guilds and work together on weekly challenges to win freebies, in addition to cooperatively building up the guild facilities so as to obtain a better guild-wide buff.
Shop Heroes is a game that is one of its kind because it not only managed to flawlessly merge both shop simulation and RPG into a fun and exciting package, but also to provide its game completely free. You can advance, albeit at a slower pace, in this game without spending a single cent if you like, but of course, if you enjoyed playing the game, you might want to spend some cash just to show your support.