Showa Candy Shop 2
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | GAGEX Co.,Ltd. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Experience nostalgia with a Japanese twist in this moving game.
Uncover the story of a small, old-fashioned candy shop in rural
Japan with this leisurely game. Raise the reputation of your tiny
shop, and build a collection of retro Japanese toys!
Collect amusing snacks and toys such as Yoogurt, a Glowing
Skeleton, and the Pickled Plum as you discover the things
that brought a smile to the face of every little boy and girl in Japan!
The story unfolds bit by bit with every item you collect, and is sure
to keep you playing until the very end! We have also added a
(completely free!) capsule toy machine that we think you'll find just
as pointless as any you've ever tried—but you won't be able to stop!
So come on in!
This little candy shop just received a huge shipment of junk, and
somebody's got to buy it!
Did we say "buy"? Don't worry, we won't charge you a single cent
for any of it. Check back each day to play through the entire story
free of charge! The candy shop is always open, waiting for you
to stop by for a refreshing snack!
■The Story
Welcome to an inconspicuous street corner in Showa-era Japan.
All of Tokyo is positively buzzing ahead of the 1960 Olympics,
but this little nook is home to an unassuming candy shop run by
a sweet, unassuming old woman.
As yet another day comes to a close, she watches the setting sun
bathe Tokyo Tower in a soft glow and reflects.
A lot happened today—some of it good, and some of it not.
Join this sweet old woman on her journey, and experience a bygone era.
A lone trumpet scores the sunset as she writes a letter...but to who?
Marbles, Balls, and Balloons...
Gooey Candies, Seasoned Seaweed, and Kaleidoscopes...
These are halcyon days.
No smartphones, no internet distractions. Just peace, solitude,
and a summer break that stretches out endlessly before you.
This is the exceptional story of an ordinary old woman.
■How to Play
Goal
・Use the money you receive from customers to improve your store.
・See if you can collect all the items in the Catalog!
・Experience the entirety of the game's story!
・Use special tokens to spin the capsule toy machine—try to collect them all!
Basic Rules
1. Stock your store.
2. All the neighborhood children will stop by the shop.
3. Tap or swipe the children to collect their money.
4. Use the money you collect to upgrade the shop in the Shop Menu.
5. Upgrade your shop to unlock new merchandise!
6. New merchandise attracts new customers.
7. Fill up your catalog by attracting a variety of customers!
Repeat steps 1-4 to earn money even faster. More money means more upgrades!
Keep playing until you've completed your collection and finished the story!
Different Days, Different Customers
Some customers may only appear on certain days.
Check the Catalog to see which customers appear on which days,
and check in on the shop every so often to see what day it is!
And remember, the days of the week don't follow the real world's clock!
Mementos
Mementos will sometimes appear in the room at the back of the shop.
Collect them to advance the story. And don't forget to check in from
time to time and see what's new!
Capsules
Spin the capsule toy machine and collect simple, useless toys.
The toys you get vary from day to day. You will get duplicates,
but don't let that get you down!
The capsule toy machine only takes special tokens.
Earn these tokens by collecting mementos or completing other tasks.
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Translation:
Jeff Wilson
Gavin Greene
Reviews
Emotional yet relaxing
DistractedOnce
I love these Showa games. Maybe because they’re a little nostalgic to me, spending some of my childhood in Japan. The music, the characters, the story are all great. So far the first two games have made me emotional at the end, which not expected after playing a phone app. I really enjoy the simplicity of playing, though. I hope there will be more games like this in the future.
Relaxing and Fun!
jonah barber
Definitely get this game, it’s very relaxing and it’s interesting to play
A Sweet and Adorable Game that is fun to play!
Peaches407
This is truly a unique game that’s simply fun to play because you become addicted to the story that is really about family and the simple pleasures of childhood fun going to the candy shop!
Heartfelt and so Zen
DaniBaby1010
A charming, game with heart and wit. Stellar art, zen music, and a mellow, easy play-through. 10/10
Cutest game!
hollygolightly26
This is the first time I’ve written an app review but I just had to give a shout out for this adorable and inventive game. I finished the game and am so sad it’s over. I love the inventiveness of it—like the names of the characters and the funny descriptions of the candy prizes! It’s also fun to learn something about Japanese sweets! Most of all this game is just so calming and pretty to look at! The cute shop, the street beyond, the little back room I wish I could have a cup of tea in, it’s really charming...! Plus it has a storyline with the letters you collect. Overall a really great game, simple, cute, fun, funny, creative and well thought out. Yay!
Surprisingly Fun, addictive game!
BeingDenaBoBena
I love checking on my shop several times a day! It just takes seconds to stock your shelves, interact with your customers and play the game. and then you come back later to more happiness!
Another great game
Pandascandance
This company makes such great games. My favorite is the hungry hearts one, but the candy shop ones are up there too. The Oden ones are next!
Seriously Good
punknub
My only complaint is that once I collected everything there was nothing left to do! Add more content! More collectibles! More letters! More shoppers! More candy! Just keep going this game is so beautiful and fun and I miss playing it.
Fever flaw
Bennet
When viewing an ad to start fever mode, the time of the ad usually takes as long as the fever mode and they both start at the same time. This means that by the time the ad is over the fever mode has also ended. Fever mode should BEGIN upon returning from the required ad.
