The idea is interesting. If I understood correctly, if I don't to the betting board the next knight takes a really long time to come up, right?

The graphics are nice, although there seems to be something with the roof, the borders near the ceiling keep on changing colors as if the sun goes through, just a minor thing though.

The music is good but there could be some more sound effects.

Are there any differences in the weapons I sell to the knights? I didn't see any difference between selling a spear or a halberd. Also, it took a while until I managed to enable picking some weapons, it seems their trigger area is a bit odd.

Overall an interesting shop management with neat visuals.

I like the concept behind the game, but at the moment the gameplay feels rather lacking with very little player input. I love shop management games though, so if this was expanded upon in the future I wouldn't complain!

Cool game. Great graphics. Nice ideas. Simple but  nice for a Jam with an interesting loop. A little mor feedback would be nice and some juice. Especially when winning. Liked it.

As if life in the middle ages wasn't hard enough, my guy now also has to live with a crippling gambling addiction, poor soul.

Fun take on the theme!

I played RPG Shopkeeper Simulator which takes a similar approach, but in a more funny way. Was wondering if someone create a proper shopkeeper simulation game, and now I found this game. Loved it!

Just a minor thing I found when playing the game, I keep trying to press E to the customer when I trying to sell stuff, however, I'm supposed to click the box on the counter. I hope that clicking the customer will work as well.

Cool game, really fun to play. Great job!

Hey again, it's me ! The guy from Twitch with the silly AMD card causing the stream to lag. I just wanted to say I played it offline and it's really a nice take on the theme. I remember from ages back there was a minigame in Digimon World (PS1) that had similar mechanics (minus the gambling). I really appreciate you making this in only 48 hours. The only thing I find lacking a little bit is the UI, there's not that much feedback going on (it took me a while to figure out I had picked up a weapon at all). However, all in all I'm quite satisfied with details, for example, I love the decision to put a small window up front so you can see the knights coming in. And as future perspective (which made me rate you quite high in presentation) : with the current revolution in AI, this is the type of game you could hook up to ChatGPT / a voice generator and have a solid gold game in your hands :) well done, properly executed and allows to dream :)

This was pretty fun! Always nice to see another unreal game. I liked the general idea of giving your customers the fitting item, although as it is right now you basically just had to wait for them to explicitly say what weapon type they need - maybe instead you could have had them say what kind of quest they are going on and then you have to determine what would be the fitting equipment to add a bit of challenge to that part.
I liked that you could also do something else with your money, but I think it would have been cool to have some influence on what happens. Maybe some kind of mini game, some way to directly influence the outcome of the fight, I am not sure what would fit best but I mostly waited for bets with a chance above 50% and avoided the others, but there was not much more strategy to it than that. The waiting times between customers also felt a bit long sometimes as there was not much to do in between.
It would have also probably added a bit to the mood if you had picked out a fitting font, as that stuck out from the rest of the game. Other than that I liked the general look of the game and I also think that the music fit very well. Keep it up, well done! :)

Cool game, I liked the whole concept. It reminded me of being the blacksmith from Skyrim or something haha. Nice job!

Amazing graphics! I enjoyed very much the gameplay. I liked your interpretation of the theme. Well done.

Pretty OK game. I like the idea of using gambling as an extra way to earn more money instead of just selling weapons.

However, the game suffers a lot from performance issues, making it a quite frustrated experience.

Some nice addition to the game would be adding a crosshair to know where you are pointing and having the bet section as a sort of machine in front of the player’s table instead of just a poster to make it more clear what the player’s going to do.

Overall, nice game.

Cool game, presentation is nice and the concept is a neat idea!

Solid game!!! I made sure to practice my repeated NPC lines when someone walked in. :D

Surprisingly fun game. The controls could maybe be improved a bit. Graphics were good and music fit well.

Really fun game! Too bad there was only 1 customer and after that there were no more knights, The game didn't run very well either. That's though to be expected because of Unreal Engine. Fun idea, good execution and classic graphics. (I love oldScool Runescape looking grapics)

Unfortunately for me my laptop struggles a lot running unreal engine games. It was smth like 5fps and basically unplayable. But the game looked really good(well it's unreal engine) and I like your idea so I am gonna rate based on those. 

The graphics are excellent and the game is really nice. No complaints at all 

This game graphically looks really nice, a bit too much since it does not run well. The gameplay could do with a bit more challenge or something more to do than just betting once till the next knight comes. Maybe a knight could tell a riddle or be more unclear about what they want and it's up to your expertise to figure out what weapon they are asking for.

Note this game requests for internet access, not sure why it would need internet access. Please remove that request if you can and if you're not using it, since it indicates something insecure and the possibility of sending the player's data online.

Cool idea. I think it could use some more variety in different weapon types and different incentives to sell specific weapons over others, like maybe the knight could say something about the battle and you'd have to rely on your weapon expertise to know which is the best weapon to use. Just a suggestion for expanding it though. Was pretty fun for what it is, and I like the graphics and music.