A rough launch due to the discount issue and the delay before we could actually download the game. The tutorial was immediately disappointing because of a bug that prevented me from placing a table. I had to close the game, and then I noticed that my refund had been accepted — but the money is still pending. So now I’m stuck waiting for my refund and unable to play the game.
I ended up buying it again, but because the original refund is still being processed, that amount is temporarily locked in my Steam wallet. Honestly, all of this could have been avoided. It’s just not fun as a buyer to have to deal with these issues instead of simply playing. The tutorial bug is a real shame too.
Love it. Very atmospheric fantasy tavern keeping game. Waited ages for this!
Definitely recommend, ignore the miserable negative Karen who could not cope with the steam refund system.
Hey, note, I absolutely adore this game, and really want to give it a thumbs up. However, every time I open one of the story books, and the ink drops on the page, there is a small chance for all of my screens going completely black and then forcing me to turn off my computer. This happens even after driver updates and graphic changes, and I am at a loss for what to do as I really want to keep going.
I will flip this review to a thumbs up the moment I can play it without living in fear of my screens dying on me. I LOVE this game, and it seeks to make a negative review, but if it brings attention to an issue, then I'm happy.
I'll write more later but so far, really impressed, from the animations, the humour to the awesome designing you can do. This is going to be a lot of fun!
Don't forget to read the nested tool tips. iykyk.
This game looks so fun, but maybe it needs more balance tuning?
So far I've noticed if I'm making money my employees are angry that they work too much. So I cut back their work schedule several times until they stop complaining, then the bar is barely open long enough to make any money. Then they find other things to be angry about, steal from you because they're unhappy... Now I'm broke, have pissed off employees and I need to start over. I've done this twice already.
So far in practice this game isn't anywhere close to as fun as I was hoping. Really hoping I'm missing something, but so far I'm not having a good time with it. =/
I've played a ton of management type games and for some reason this one just isn't clicking for me yet. It seems so straight forward but is also a very difficult balancing act. You provide your employees a free place to live at the bar and pay them, how are they so angry about every little thing. The employee happiness system needs to chill.
i like this.
finally a tavern game where you aren't a part-time farmer, blacksmither, brewer and cook. in this game you can actually just order what you need from shops.
Okay, current price is certainly too much for current state of the game.
Game as well lacks a whole bunch of QoL, i would recommend devs to checkout "Two Point" games (for example Two Point Museum), because what they're doing from mechanics perspective is pretty similar.
I also think "two point" guys nailed maps replayability
The narrator hides behind Dorothy and when you humiliate them by choosing oblivion over joining their guild they shut down the game, when you open the game back up it slanders you like a fascist would.
What a great mechanic for a game and even though I'm not far in, and hardly ever leave reviews, if this is not worth a positive review nothing is.
It's been years since I first heard about this game.
Trusting them blindly thanks to Game Dev Tycoon, I decided not to even touch the betas of Greenheart Games' new title so I could be surprised by everything from its official release.
I haven't played it long, and so far I've enjoyed it, but I feel the need to write this positive review now to suport this studio from day one. Bravo!
I've been waiting for this game since Game Dev Tycoon dropped and so far...
It was worth the wait. It's very atmospheric and fun. I'm also very impressed with the tavern design mode
A rough launch due to the discount issue and the delay before we could actually download the game. The tutorial was immediately disappointing because of a bug that prevented me from placing a table. I had to close the game, and then I noticed that my refund had been accepted — but the money is still pending. So now I’m stuck waiting for my refund and unable to play the game.
I ended up buying it again, but because the original refund is still being processed, that amount is temporarily locked in my Steam wallet. Honestly, all of this could have been avoided. It’s just not fun as a buyer to have to deal with these issues instead of simply playing. The tutorial bug is a real shame too.
Love it. Very atmospheric fantasy tavern keeping game. Waited ages for this!
Definitely recommend, ignore the miserable negative Karen who could not cope with the steam refund system.
Hey, note, I absolutely adore this game, and really want to give it a thumbs up. However, every time I open one of the story books, and the ink drops on the page, there is a small chance for all of my screens going completely black and then forcing me to turn off my computer. This happens even after driver updates and graphic changes, and I am at a loss for what to do as I really want to keep going.
I will flip this review to a thumbs up the moment I can play it without living in fear of my screens dying on me. I LOVE this game, and it seeks to make a negative review, but if it brings attention to an issue, then I'm happy.
I'll write more later but so far, really impressed, from the animations, the humour to the awesome designing you can do. This is going to be a lot of fun!
Don't forget to read the nested tool tips. iykyk.
This game looks so fun, but maybe it needs more balance tuning?
So far I've noticed if I'm making money my employees are angry that they work too much. So I cut back their work schedule several times until they stop complaining, then the bar is barely open long enough to make any money. Then they find other things to be angry about, steal from you because they're unhappy... Now I'm broke, have pissed off employees and I need to start over. I've done this twice already.
So far in practice this game isn't anywhere close to as fun as I was hoping. Really hoping I'm missing something, but so far I'm not having a good time with it. =/
I've played a ton of management type games and for some reason this one just isn't clicking for me yet. It seems so straight forward but is also a very difficult balancing act. You provide your employees a free place to live at the bar and pay them, how are they so angry about every little thing. The employee happiness system needs to chill.
i like this.
finally a tavern game where you aren't a part-time farmer, blacksmither, brewer and cook. in this game you can actually just order what you need from shops.
Okay, current price is certainly too much for current state of the game.
Game as well lacks a whole bunch of QoL, i would recommend devs to checkout "Two Point" games (for example Two Point Museum), because what they're doing from mechanics perspective is pretty similar.
I also think "two point" guys nailed maps replayability
The narrator hides behind Dorothy and when you humiliate them by choosing oblivion over joining their guild they shut down the game, when you open the game back up it slanders you like a fascist would.
What a great mechanic for a game and even though I'm not far in, and hardly ever leave reviews, if this is not worth a positive review nothing is.
It's been years since I first heard about this game.
Trusting them blindly thanks to Game Dev Tycoon, I decided not to even touch the betas of Greenheart Games' new title so I could be surprised by everything from its official release.
I haven't played it long, and so far I've enjoyed it, but I feel the need to write this positive review now to suport this studio from day one. Bravo!
I've been waiting for this game since Game Dev Tycoon dropped and so far...
It was worth the wait. It's very atmospheric and fun. I'm also very impressed with the tavern design mode
