Casual: "In the game you play Miriel, a young shop owner with magical abilities, specifically the ability to create things that other people need. You spend the day serving water, flour, eggs, and other assorted goods to the various denizens of the realm. As you progress through the game, you will gain new products that you can create to sell. As well as single goods, you can use recipes to create things like bread, pies, and cakes. This requires creating two different goods and combining them in the oven. As the levels increase, the complexity of the patron's orders increase. Don't let them wait too long, or they will leave in a huff and lower your rating for the level. There are helps later in the game that will either ease the wait or make the wait shorter. These will become an important part of the strategy of the game."
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P*N: What can you do with a large touchscreen? Almost exactly the same that you can do with a normal screen and a mouse. Miriel the Magical Merchant is one of several time management games that have appeared in the App store and are also available online.
If you're looking for a well-designed time management game that offers just the right degree of hectic challenge, along with some lesser-used game play elements like item combining, Miriel the Magical Merchant is a game you will want to check out. Fans of games like Cooking Dash and Mystic Inn will find many similar enjoyable elements. If you also happen to like cooking, the quirky recipes might just inspire you.
