I'm looking forward to seeing a review of your localization.
I played some more since the last post. Was pretty tight so far. I noted the slang and written as it is spoken terms, along with various proper nouns (names, places, special attacks) being almost Finnish in character. That might bother some (I can't speak to the original Japanese to know whether it is following that or we are more in pizza cats territory) but works well enough for me and I would rather that than yet another dry, safe and edgeless medieval em up.
Only thing I would particularly note is the first support character you have, the start of game armour is called leather cap or something but the description and picture is more leather pauldrons/spaulders/shoulderpads (first upgrade is to a hat though). I have played games purportedly about such things with a far wonkier description of medieval arms and armour though, and given my browser dictionary appears not to recognise the terms that might even be justified.
As far as the game itself. I might have to revise my earlier statement. I will liken it more to rune factory without the farming/with minimal farming and a scavenging (by way of truly basic hidden object minigame) and shop running simulator (albeit you are doing requests with a time management aspect rather than straight up shop), the crafting being almost a greater than the sum of its parts type affair and combat is turn based battles if you induce one or spend too long scavenging. I am not quite far enough yet to hit a curve to know how it is going to be balanced (Atlus generally know their stuff here) but it is not holding my hand. That quite works for me, especially given my other options are replay rune factory again, The Guild (playable but not what I would want/use to get someone excited about), hope someone finishes
https://gbatemp.net/threads/delving-into-iron-master-the-legendary-blacksmith.338058 , hope someone does Daikoukai Jidai IV - Rota Nova/Uncharted Waters 4, or drop back to the GBA for Sea Trader Rise of Taipan and the homebrew trade winds. If we are looking to the PC to set standards with something like
Recettear then that is even more of a struggle.