Blacksmith Master

"It's not a bad game, but nothing is engaging or interesting, at least at the moment. All you do is lay out the workshops and store, which the latter is not even mandatory. Other than that, all you do is hire generic workers, pick orders to fulfill, and choose upgrades that don't have any impact."

"After Tavern Master, Blacksmith Master is even better. The gameplay is deeper: you need to fulfill orders, manage the production chain from raw material extraction, unlock new trade routes, organize your shop, recruit staff, improve the quality of tools/weapons/jewelry..."

"The game has a solid foundation with its production chain management and shop layout optimization. The first-person blacksmith mode adds a nice touch to the gameplay. Looking forward to more content updates during Early Access."

"The production chain management is satisfying, and I love how you can optimize your workshop layout. The staff management system could use more depth, but it's a solid foundation for an Early Access game."

"Great potential for a management sim. The crafting system is intuitive, and I enjoy the challenge of balancing resources and production. Looking forward to seeing how the game evolves during Early Access."

"The medieval atmosphere is well-captured, and the first-person blacksmith mode is a nice touch. The game needs more variety in orders and events, but it's off to a good start."