Miracle Merchant

Arnold Rauers

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

In Miracle Merchant you become the apprentice of a master alchemist who creates potions for thirsty customers. By mixing and combining different ingredient cards you create powerful potions based on the needs of your customers.

Each game has a unique, randomly generated set of cards that will test your skills. By successfully completing games you can collect a variety of masterfully crafted potions. Daily tasks will keep you busy and you can compete with other players via online leaderboards.

Features
+ Solitaire style gameplay
+ 41 collectable potions
+ Daily tasks
+ Daily game with global highscores
+ Mix and combine puzzle gameplay
+ 2-3mins playtime per game

Visit www.tinytouchtales.com & www.miracle-merchant.com

Ratings and reviews

Honestly a pretty good game. It's a simple but fun and challenging concept. Two things are keeping it from 5 stars, and it's not adds. Simplest issue is the daily game feature being bugged. No idea what's wrong with it, but might be fine to remove it. The big issue is the challenges to unlock customers. It's a lot of rng, not only in the cards you need, but what the goal will be to begin with. Some literally aren't doable without insane amounts of luck or hours of playtime, which sucks.

I've been playing since about 2019. I downloaded it as an "easy" game to wind down my brain or pass the time. It was particularly nice to play in 2019 on an 18hr flight when I couldn't sleep! The style and colors are fantasy minimalistic. It doesn't get my heart racing, but it feels rewarding to win even years later. As a kid, I used to wonder why my grandma liked playing card games like Solitaire. Now, in my mid 30s, I totally understand lol.

it's okay but there isn't much to do. most of the features are hidden unless you buy the full game, but there isn't enough going on to give me any understanding of what buying the game will add. The art style is very good. it is comfortable to look at, and cute. A lot of the games by tiny touch tales are incredibly interesting concepts, but seem as though the creator wasn't interested in expanding on the initial idea. This game follows that trend.

What’s new

+ 2 new customers added