Tavern Master

What an honor to be the first to comment. I downloaded the game and went to the end. The game is fun, you build your own bar, it's like a "The Sims" of bars. I liked it, it was fun for a few hours. The graphics are ok, nothing exaggerated. But the game is bug free and everything ran smooth. I gave a 10 for creativity.

Once you get the hang of how it works, this is a good game to relax to. It's more fun than I expected. Only issue I have is replayability is relatively low. Once you beat the main game and unlocked all of the achievements, there's not much else to do but to start over.

I like the game. This is a good example **** game where gameplay matters more than just graphic madness.

It's a simple medieval, fantasy-shaped tavern management simulator. I really enjoyed the process of growing the business, building new rooms and levels for my tavern. The core of the game is absolutely fine; it delivers what it promises. The visuals are also OK, it's a little bit simplified; you can get used to this after the first few hours. About the music: it could include more melodies, but for the atmosphere, it's perfect. In other words, the quality is great, but the quantity could be improved. On the other hand, I have experienced some random frame drops, and unfortunately, sometimes they lasted inconveniently long. The endgame can become boring, once you need just the last few upgrades, but otherwise, the vast majority of the game is interesting enough to make you return in you tavern from time to time. I've spent around 15 hours in the game, and honestly, I feel like I have seen everything it can offer. But maybe I will return to this a few years later again. Really nice, cosy game; I can recommend it to anyone who wants to escape from everyday duties for a while.

I think it is quite a nice game. Pros.: theme, music, and easy to learn. Cons.: need higher speed, need a bigger tree, some unclear issues with the items, rooms, etc. For example, brewery. In general, it felt that hotel part was underdeveloped as well as brewing. There was potential of expansion, including events and adventurers.

This is a casual management game with nice aesthetics. The management is extremely light and I found the difficulty to be non-existent. It felt like no matter what I did revenue just increased and all the game's goals and progression was handed to me with zero challenge. The management is severely lacking, as an example if you have a kitchen with 2 cooks, 1 of which has a bonus for soups and another a bonus for main dishes, the soup guy will make main dishes while the main dish cook will make soups. I thought, oh well stupid AI I guess I'll manually tell the cooks what to do: You cannot. There are no options to tell a cook what to cook. Such a basic thing. Waitresses do have a priority filter, but I found it to not work correctly. I have a waitress who gains extra money when delivering foods and so I put her food priority to maximum and everything else to minimum and followed her. There are 3+ dishes waiting in the kitchen and she continues to deliver drinks and clean tables. There is also no customization of staff, they all look the same to me with slightly altered skin tone. Over all, I was severely craving anything to be able to manage something, so that I can see my actions have an impact of efficiency or ratings. But there is nothing like that, it's close to no management with very easy-going profit. It's so simplistic, I felt like this was made for mobile or something. The building and furniture placement is basic but functional. However, again severely lacking in the management department because there are no customer satisfaction systems in place. E.g. there are no mechanics for dirt, noise, cramping, etc. So all you do is spam every tile with seating without any brain and it will work out. Carefully planning perfect open paths for waitresses etc. are not only not needed but useless. Decorations all scale with their cost, meaning it's pointless to place anything but the most expensive wall hangings (since floor space is needed for seating). You can of course make a visually pleasing tavern, but the gameplay punishes it because there are no mechanics to reward doing so. The customers are very simple, they come in the morning and stay until midnight. I don't think I have seen them leave ever. You cannot click on them or see their needs etc. because they have none. They seem to have a waiting patience timer based on some tooltip of musicians, but I have never once managed to see that in action. There are no toilets or any other needs, unfortunately. Which again makes the game super simple. Even though I stated so many negatives, I actually feel like the game is mediocre, it wasn't unfun playing through the game. However, it was mindbogglingly easy with close to no management. If you are looking for a super casual experience, this might even be worth a look. If you are looking for a business sim with management, this game will sadly disappoint heavily in that regard.

Buen juego, que desinstalaras en el momento en el que se te empiece a colgar cada 30 segundos. Da igual que memoria Ram tengas, en cuanto pases de los 2 pisos, toca desinstalarlo y buscar un juego bien optimizado. Una pena.