I've done enough secondary and primary haggling in my life, as well as go through basic capitalist economics in my econ degree to find this to be, well, not much of intrigue. Certainly, there is a charm to the game cutely dressing up the pains of market competition, debt chasing, and the 'glory' that is racketing your customers for every penny they own. But considering the extremely simple customer optimization, with the price fixing being starkingly routine, this is nothing more than a relaxing time-waster. And really, just not one I'd ever recommend when there is far far better on the market (ironically).

Might I suggest playing something actually riveting like say, Victoria II? You might think you're hot shit for racketing actual npcs, but see me on a battlefield of attacking your enemies economics with pinpoint precision. Yes this is a shill, you think I have anything more to say about Recettear? Go find 4chan threads over it!