In FGT, you will have a big selection of items to keep you busy. Start off by checking the news and weather, where you'll find out what type of curses you'll have for the day and the chance of each one. From there, you'll move to your supplies and gather up what you need for the day. Once you're fully stocked, you need to set your price according to the chance of that particular curse, and then you can move on to marketing. Now, marketing gets really funny, as there are different goons that you can hire to help drive the competition out of business - but you have to be careful, as these guys and gals get expensive. For example there is a Big Lazy Baby who'll sit in front of your competition's door so customers can't get in, there is a Sandwich Board Gnome who will stand in town to help advertise your shop, and even a Magic Flying Carpet that will wisk customers from your competition's door to yours.
There are also special characters that will help you along your way in the Local Characters section and you can upgrade several different aspects of your shop, such as your potion maker, spy equipment, and warehouse. There is even a local loan shark that will help you out if you get into any financial trouble. But, don't forget to research your next potion, or the competition will get the jump on you and beat you out quickly.
When it comes to the overall game play in Fairy Godmother Tycoon, I was really impressed at how deep and how challenging the game itself is. I give the game play a solid 5 out of 5 as the replay is great here, even after you've beat a certain area of the game.
