$29.99Saleblazers Run a shop, fight with furniture
Run your own shop on a magical island, then go out and stock it yourself. Fight monsters and rival factions with swords, guns, spells or chairs, cook meals, catch fish, loot everything, and sell whatever you pick up. Build more shops, hire help, and play solo or with up to seven friends.
Is Saleblazers worth it?
Saleblazers is worth it if…
- you like simulator games where gathering, crafting and selling feed into each other
- you want a colorful, funny shop sim you can also play as an open-world adventure
- you want co-op shopkeeping for up to 8 players or a solo run
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Stock the shelves with loot
This is shopkeeping for simulator games fans who would rather raid a dungeon than order from a wholesaler. If you can pick it up, you can sell it: looted weapons, cooked meals, big fish, rare finds from fishing spots, gear taken off enemies.
You set prices, build shops from foundations to roofs across the island, decorate them with things you grabbed while exploring, and hire employees to help. It is repetitive in a good way: go out, haul stuff back, fix it up, put it on the shelf.
Adventuring between customers
When the till is quiet, the island is the job. You travel between villages, take quests, dodge monsters and human factions, and keep an eye out for the police. You cook combined ingredients into meals that make you stronger, fish for supplies, and loot what you defeat.
You shape your fighter with character classes, stats, equipment, and items, with over a thousand items and hundreds of attributes to find. Swords, guns, spells, or a chair all count as weapons, which tells you plenty about the sense of humour here.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Play alone or bring up to 7 friends in online co-op, with a dedicated server option for groups who want their own persistent world.
How big is the loot hunt?
Huge. There are over a thousand items to discover with hundreds of powerful attributes, so builds built from stats, equipment and items keep changing as you find new gear.
Does it have story and structure?
Yes, alongside the sandbox. The world has villages, quests, factions and police, plus character classes that give each run a different starting flavour.
