奇兽杂货铺 Loot beasts, run your stall

You roam a small shared world, pick a creature, and wear it down with automatic basic attacks. It is deliberately low-pressure: no complex combos to learn, just positioning, patience, and picking your target.

Different creatures drop primary and secondary materials, and the quality of the primary material decides the quality of what you can make. Stronger loot means a shot at stronger bosses, including a tougher Dark variant. Bring food, use your two Fire-element skills when it counts, and slowly work your way up the food chain.

Back from the hunt, you turn piles of drops into equipment of matching quality. The choice is yours: keep the piece that suits your build, melt the rest into your plans, or set it aside for sale.

Progression here is long-term, with no seasonal wipe waiting to undo your work. Early Access progress persists, so that gradual climb from wooden-stick energy to boss-slaying stats actually sticks around.

What you do not need might be exactly what another hunter is missing. You set up your own stall and sell spare materials, extra equipment, and creature eggs directly to other players.

Prices, supply, and demand are shaped by hunters like you, not a fixed shop list. Crafting and trading can become a fortune in itself, if you would rather haggle than hunt all day. One hunter's clutter is another hunter's upgrade.

Not everything is for hunting. You can also raise favorite companions, chase pet progression, and hunt for shinies like the Merchant Chicken series.

There are 11 regular creatures at the moment, plus chat and basic online features for hanging around between hunts. Take it steady: loot a little, raise a little, trade a little. The game is built for slow evenings, not speedruns.