Integrating crafting, questing and city-building, is Shop Heroes too complex?

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Built on a crafting resource management system (including a light bartering system), Shop Heroes also has an integrated city-building element, and a quest mission system. It always ensures there should be plenty to do, but is the overall balance wrong, in that the game is just to complex - with too many moving parts - for the average player?



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Shop Heroes
Free-to-Play
Complexity
Mobile Games
Game Design