Tezgah: Esnaf Hikâyesi

Your father left you a handcart and a street corner. Turn it into the biggest food brand in the country — one card at a time. Tezgah is a Reigns-style card-swiping life sim set in a Turkish neighborhood. Every card is a decision: swipe left or right — or up for a third option, and sometimes down to walk away. Your cash, customers, energy and standing with city hall all move with every choice; if one of them hits the top or the bottom, your story ends. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • Consequences arrive late. Borrow from Fikret the loan shark today and his collectors knock on your door four days later. • Kısmet keeps knocking. Turn down Leyla at the café and a different match shows up later — Derya at the florist, Aslı at the market, Melisa in the rain. Turn them all down and Auntie Saniye will tell you the truth. • A life, not just a business. Get married, watch your kid grow up, see their report card — and on day 500, hand them the stall your father handed you. • The neighborhood talks. Between chapters, the Neighborhood Post prints a front page about what you actually did: your wedding, your cat, that "fake honey" rumor. • A 500-day campaign: street cart → small shop → restaurant → first branch → chain. A rival named Kudret, a TV showdown, a holding company that wants to buy you out. 188 hand-drawn cards, 14 endings, 20 badges. Free, no ads, no purchases, works offline. Made by one person. Available in English and Turkish. Swipe. Decide. The neighborhood is watching.